Comet Not Seen Since The Stone Age Will Fly Through The Sky In 'Once-In-A-Civilization' Event
A comet not seen since the Stone Age will streak across the night sky this month in a "once-in-a-civilization" sight
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A comet not seen since the Stone Age will streak across the night sky this month in a "once-in-a-civilization" sight
On Feb. 1, comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) will pass to within 28 million miles (42 million km) of our planet, its first visit in 50,000 years.
If the comet stays on the track, it will be easily spotted with the help of binoculars, NASA said.
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The C/2022 E3 comet will make an appearance and will be closest to Earth this February. Some comets can be seen at least once in a lifetime, while others don't appear for tens of thousands of years.