A number of astronomers have confirmed Hubble's observation of a unique space object in the Milky Way galaxy suspected of being the first double-discovered comet.
According to information provided by Space.com, "the object is observed in an asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, which is the first double comet to be detected." The comet is made up of two closely sized blocks, orbiting 100 kilometers Almost".
"This comet, called 288P, is a unique cosmic phenomenon, scientists have not been able to detect anything like this before," said the site, which may help change current perceptions of comets and objects in the solar system.
The discovery comes shortly after scientists at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the United States discovered a double black hole, the closest of its kind to Earth, where they said it was only 400 million light-years away from our galaxy.
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