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NASA's Hubble telescope confirm the largest comet ever seen, size will shock you - The nucleus is 50 times larger than that of most comets, its mass is estimated to be a gigantic 500 trillion tons. It is about 80 miles in diametre.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope confirmed the largest icy comet nucleus ever seen by astronomers, with a mass of 500 trillion tonnes. It is said to be a hundred thousand times greater than the mass of a typical "comet found much closer to the Sun".  NASA revealed that the estimated diameter of the comet is appeared to be 80 miles across, which means it is larger than the US state of Rhode Island. 

The Hubble Telescope has discovered and confirmed that the biggest comet in our solar system has been on a journey to come close to the Sun for a million years. It will still take it another 2 million years to complete its orbit.

Astronomers officially hailed Bernardinelli-Bernstein as the biggest comet ever observed, hitting a new record after it was identified in 2021. According to recent observations, the 85-mile-wide comet is winging its way toward the interior of the solar system, but will remain outside Saturn's orbit.