Recent images have revealed the presence of exocomets around stars located in our neighborhood, suggesting significant similarities to our own solar system's formation dynamics. Comments discuss the implications of these findings, including potential orbital harmonics, ring formations, and the likelihood of discovering additional planets or planetoids in these regions. Despite the excitement, concerns about the resolution and precise sizes of these exocomets are highlighted, as well as their distances from Earth. The analysis of where comets originate, specifically addressing the difference between Oort cloud comets and those from the Kuiper belt, provides further insight into the structure of these distant solar systems. Additionally, speculative thoughts on extraterrestrial resource collection and imaging techniques for exoplanets indicate a blend of fascination with the findings and a desire to understand the broader cosmic environment.