It became known when earthlings will be able to see the "alien ship" flying toward the Sun

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, which some Western experts call an "alien spaceship," will reach its closest approach to the Sun on the night of October 29. After this date, the comet will become visible in the morning sky.

"After October 30 and until November 17, comet 3I/ATLAS can be observed in the morning sky (from 6 to 8 am Baku time) above the southeastern horizon," according to a planetarium statement cited by TASS.

The distance between the comet and the Sun will decrease to 1.36 astronomical units on the night of October 29.