English: This is a gif animation of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS (formerly A11pl3Z) moving across a field of trailed stars. Each frame is a 600-second exposure where the telescope is actively following the object, so the stars appear trailed while the object appears pointlike. Note that the lengths of the trails become shorter over time because the weather and seeing conditions got worse. North is up, East is left. These images were taken by the Deep Random Survey's 0.43-meter telescope in Chile, equipped with a CMOS camera. Images are from 2025 July 2, 00:42-01:23 UT. Note that these images have not been calibrated, so the camera's hot (defective) pixels are visible. The hot/defective pixels are the random white pixels spread across the image. The defective pixels appear to move along with the comet because the telescope camera was always pointed at the comet in every frame, such that the comet appears fixed relative to the defective pixels. The comet is distinctly blobbier and fuzzier than the defective pixels in the frames.