Extreme Deuterium Enrichment in 3I/ATLAS's Organic Molecules Signals a Very Cold Interstellar Origin

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3I/ATLAS contains unusually large amounts of deuterium in its molecules, especially methane, indicating it formed in very cold space, though the exact origin is still debated.

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Webb Telescope Detects Unusually High Levels of Heavy Hydrogen, a Key Component of Nuclear Fusion Fuel, in 3I/ATLAS

New data from the James Webb Telescope has identified an unusually high concentration of deuterium in the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS.