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Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Observed from Mars by China’s Tianwen-1 Spacecraft

  • Authors: Xin Ren, 鑫 任, Wei Yan, 韦 严, Ruining Zhao, 瑞宁 赵, Shu Wang, 舒 王, Xingye Gao, 兴烨 高, Qiang Fu, 强 付, Qing Zhang, 庆 张, Bin Yang, 彬 杨, Man-To Hui, 文韜 許, Zhiyong Xiao, 智勇 肖, Xiaodong Liu, 晓东 刘, Cunhui Li, 存惠 李, Renhao Tian, 仁浩 田, Wenguang Liu, 文光 刘, Dong Wang, 栋 王, Shaoran Liu, 少然 刘, Cong Ren, 聪 任, Jie Dong, 捷 董, Xinbo Zhu, 新波 朱, Pan Xie, 攀 谢, Jian-Yang Li, 荐扬 李, Yan Geng, 言 耿, Jianjun Liu, 建军 刘

Xin Ren et al 2026 The Astrophysical Journal Letters 1003 .

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Caption: Figure 3.

The syndynes (solid curves) and synchrones (dashed lines) system of 3I/ATLAS corresponding to Tianwen-1 observations overlaid with the stacked images (upper row) and the 1/ρ ratioed images (lower row). The image orientations and brightness stretch are the same as in Figure 2, but displayed with different color tables. The syndynes correspond to β = 1 × 10−4 to 1, and the synchrones correspond to a release time of 50–300 days before the observations, as shown in the legend in the lower row.

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