Comet C/2025 K1 ATLAS Is Breaking Apart — Here’s Why #CometATLAS #SpaceNews #NASA #AstronomyFacts #CosmicUpdate #UniverseExplained #ScienceDaily #SpaceShorts Comet C/2025 K1 ATLAS has officially begun to tear itself apart. Its bright central core has fractured — a classic sign of a comet pushed past its structural limits. When sunlight heats a comet’s icy interior, internal pressure builds until the nucleus cracks and releases fragments into space. These drifting pieces will fade over time, reve

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