k Comet and Mars, composite image Composite image of comet C2022 E3 ZTF bluegreen, centre and Mars orange, centre amongst the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades, a star cluster forming part of Taurus, is visible bright blue, right as is the nebula IC 405 red, commashaped, top left and just below and to the left of that, star cluster NGC 1893 red circle. Comet C2022 E3 ZTF is approximately 1 km in diameter, and is predicted to have taken 50,000 years to orbit the Sun. Its close approach to the inner solar system will alter its orbit and could mean that it will permanently leave the solar system. Photographed on 11 February 2023 from the Soneva Jani island observatory, Maldives., by PETR HORALEKSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Comet and Mars, composite image Composite image of comet C 2022 E3 ZTF blue green, centre and Mars orange, centre amongst the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades, a star cluster forming part of Taurus, is visible bright blue, right as is the nebula IC 405 red, comma shaped, top left and just below and to the left of that, star cluster NGC 1893 red circle . Comet C 2022 E3 ZTF is approximately 1 km in diameter, and is predicted to have taken 50,000 years to orbit the Sun. Its close approach to the inner solar system will alter its orbit and could mean that it will permanently leave the solar system. Photographed on 11 February 2023 from the Soneva Jani island observatory, Maldives., by PETR HORALEK SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Comet and Mars, composite image

Composite image of comet C/2022 E3 ZTF (blue-green, centre) and Mars (orange, centre) amongst the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades, a star cluster forming part of Taurus, is visible (bright blue, right) as is the nebula IC 405 (red, comma-shaped, top left) and just below and to the left of that, star cluster NGC 1893 (red circle). Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF is approximately 1 km in diameter, and is predicted to have taken 50,000 years to orbit the Sun. Its close approach to the inner solar system will alter its orbit and could mean that it will permanently leave the solar system. Photographed on 11 February 2023 from the Soneva Jani island observatory, Maldives., by PETR HORALEK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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