The comet-like object SQ372 changes positions as it moves in its orbit, while the positions of the stars that are much farther away stay fixed. The Sloan Digital Sky Survey showed the object on October 21 (top), 23 (middle) and 28 (bottom). Credit: A. Becker and the SDSS.

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