NASA has commenced a novel observational campaign for Comet SWAN — capturing high-frequency images of the comet, sometimes every few minutes, as it traverses the inner solar system. This rapid-cadence monitoring enables scientists to observe changes in the comet’s coma and tail in near real-time, offering unprecedented insight into volatile outgassing, dust dynamics, and solar-wind interactions. The data promises to enrich understanding of cometary physics, refine models of comet evolution, and improve predictions of comet behavior.