NASA's event
According to the agency, the session will feature representatives from its headquarters in Washington:
- Amit Kshatriya, associate administrator.
- Nicky Fox, associate administrator for Science Missions.
- Shawn Domagal-Goldman, acting director of Astrophysics.
- Tom Statler, chief scientist for small bodies of the solar system.
The public will be able to participate by sending questions with #AskNASA during the broadcast.
A closer look at the comet
In July, Hubble captured a detailed image of its structure, showing a cocoon of dust emerging from the comet's icy nucleus. The observations made it possible to estimate that its diameter would be between 440 meters (1,444 feet) and 5.6 kilometers (3.5 miles).
Its speed also drew attention: it reached 246,000 km/h (152,857 mph) at its closest point to the Sun.












