PERSONAJE PRINCIPAL:NAVE EXTRATERRESTRENASA to reveal never-before-seen images of comet 3I ATLAS! NASA will share tomorrow November nineteenth unprecedented images of comet Three and Atlas, which according to experts will pass near Earth only once in a lifetime and will not return. There are five important points to highlight about this historic revelation. First, NASA will show never-before-seen photos of the comet that has been talked about so much worldwide lately. Second, after the silence caused by the government shutdown, no additional data was known, but observations from Mars allowed scientists to refine its exact trajectory. Third, images from Hubble, James Webb, and ground-based telescopes are expected, and we will see them tomorrow when NASA broadcasts everything live at three in the afternoon Central European Time from Goddard in Maryland. This is only the third known interstellar object to visit our solar system. The delay happened because the longest government shutdown in history affected NASA, leaving the agency silent for weeks while the comet crossed its perihelion, the point closest to the Sun. The agency could not communicate its findings to the public during the shutdown, but now that it has ended, we will finally be able to see the images. Observations from Mars are key because the comet passed thirty million kilometers from the planet on October third, where probes managed to capture it. Although the images showed only a bright blur, the data helped scientists triangulate its exact position. NASA will share material from various missions, including Mars Reconnaissance and probably Hubble, James Webb, and telescopes like Gemini. The best observation opportunity will be on December nineteenth, when the comet reaches its closest approach at two hundred seventy million kilometers before disappearing forever into interstellar space