What is 'Mother of all dragons' comet and where is it visible |
The "Mother of Dragons" comet, also known as 12P/Pons-Brooks, graces the Northern Hemisphere with its distinctive green glow. Visible every 71 years, its cryovolcanic eruptions contribute to its brightness. It offers scientific insights and contributes to meteor showers like the kappa-Draconids. Best viewed after dusk above the northwest horizon, it shines brighter than Uranus. Its closest approach to the sun on April 21 promises a spectacular sight, bridging generations of skywatchers...
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