Schematic illustration of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS showing the expected stratigraphy of an irradiated nucleus. Galactic cosmic ray irradiation over several Gyr alters the outer ∼15–20 m, producing a CO2-rich crust
Schematic illustration of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS showing the expected stratigraphy of an irradiated nucleus. Galactic cosmic ray irradiation over several Gyr alters the outer ∼15–20 m, producing a CO2-rich crust
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