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welcome to the cocky ride home for wednesday, June 23rd, 2021. I'm Jackson Bird.

A very big and very strange comet-ish object has entered our solar system. Some tips to help your

body recover from a year of virtual working, learning, and socializing,

and the two badass 12-year-old girls going to the Tokyo Olympics for skateboarding.

Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

Possibly the biggest comet ever recorded is hurtling toward the sun.

But don't worry, it won't hit it. It won't even get closer to the sun than Saturn is.

And it won't get there until 2031. And we probably won't notice anything here on Earth or even be able to see anything without a telescope.

Except maybe a cool

fireworks show as it breaks up. So now that I've sufficiently thrown cold water on any

possible alarmist headlines here, let's talk about what still makes this object really

cool and notable. Quoting Gizmodo, the mystery object is called 2014 UN271, and it's currently 22

astronomical units, or AU, from the sun, in which one AU is the average distance of Earth

to the sun, which means that it has already passed the orbit of Neptune. The International

Astronomical Union Minor Planet Center announced the

detection on June 19th. This object will travel another 11.1 AU before reaching its perihelion point,

the closest approach to the sun in 2031, after which 2014 UN 271 will begin its long journey back to the Ork Cloud.

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