Special Glimpse at a Comet (NEOWISE)

Starting now through the next few weeks, we’re treated to a rare glimpse of a new comet: NEOWISE. It’s currently visible just before dawn looking North-East. 


Read more here:

How to see comet NEOWISE | EarthSky.org

We still have to wait for another very bright comet, what astronomers call a great comet. There's no strict definition for great comet, but most agree that Hale-Bopp - widely seen by people in 1997 - was one. Lesser comets are moderately frequent, though, and, right now, there's a nice binocular comet in the dawn sky.

Updates to follow!

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