Bright comet about to be visible from Earth for first time since Ice Age
Jan 09, 2023 10:19AM ● By Content Editor
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By Emily Bingham | [email protected] - MLive News - January 9, 2023
Viewers in the Northern Hemisphere should be able to see the comet in the pre-dawn morning skies as it moves toward the northwest throughout January. Just don’t expect it to look sharp like a star; its light will be somewhat diffuse and may appear like a “circular cloud,” Space.com says, with more brightness and density toward its center.
To read the full story, visit the MLive News site here.
By Emily Bingham | [email protected] - MLive News - January 9, 2023
Viewers in the Northern Hemisphere should be able to see the comet in the pre-dawn morning skies as it moves toward the northwest throughout January. Just don’t expect it to look sharp like a star; its light will be somewhat diffuse and may appear like a “circular cloud,” Space.com says, with more brightness and density toward its center.
To read the full story, visit the MLive News site here.
