Oumuamua Could be the Debris Cloud of a Disintegrated Interstellar Comet

On: February 1, 2019

Oumuamua Could be the Debris Cloud of a Disintegrated Interstellar Comet

Since it was first detected hurling through our Solar System, the interstellar object known as ‘Oumuamua has been a source of immense scientific interest. Aside from being extrasolar in origin, the fact that it has managed to defy classification time and again has led to some pretty interesting theories. While some have suggested that it …

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