Motion of 3I. (a) Color composite from SPHEREx data at 1.185, 1.716, and 2.194 µm for red, green, and blue, respectively. The trajectory of 3I is overplotted, with observed positions
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Top: White light curves of observation 1, observation 3, and observation 15 from the NA reduction, both at native time resolution in black and binned to 25x in red for
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TOP: Heat map plots illustrating detection strength as a function of normalized exposure time and varying resolving abundance at varying Earth H2O abundances with 2 spectral points permitted at each
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