Hubble Space Telescope captures asteroids

Scientists say The tail of the asteroid Gault appeared from December 2018 by the Atlas telescope. And the pan-survey telescope and rapid response system (Pan-STARRS) in Hawaii and asteroids were captured at a rapid rotation that results from the process of creating torque when centrifugal force began to overcome the gravity of the surface Asteroid The instability and soil can send dust and debris floating in space at a speed of about 3 kilometers to the hour

Scientists estimate that (6478) the Gault could perform a rotation of more than 100 million years and when analyzing its surrounding environment from the Hubble Space Telescope. There was no trace of debris that spread widely. Its narrow beam indicates that dust is released in a short time. This sudden event is enough to cause about 150 meters of dust. The tail begins to fade a few months after the dust has spread in the space between the planets.