Hydrogen outgassing from surface ice: a natural, cometlike explanation for Oumuamua’s acceleration

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Bergner and Seligman argue that Oumuamua could be an ordinary water-ice comet from another star, whose extra acceleration arises from hydrogen gas outgassing from surface ice driven by cosmic-ray processing and sunlight, producing comet-like thrust without a visible dust coma.

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Was Oumuamua, the First Known Interstellar Object, Less Weird Than We Thought?

A new study suggests that ‘Oumuamua, the mysterious visitor that whizzed through our solar system in 2017, may have been merely a small comet from another star