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Although it’s difficult to see, and then only for a short window at sunrise, noted Wyoming photographer Dave Bell stood shivering in flip-flops and shorts to get a photo of the elusive Nishimura comet early Sunday morning.
This bright comet has taken the world by storm. But it is visible in the predawn sky for just a few more days. Here's how to see it.
People in Dorset will get the best chance to see Comet Nishimura with the naked eye on Tuesday, September 12
It is called officially C/2023 P1, but it is also known as Nishimura, after the Japanese amateur astronomer who discovered it.It has delighted sky
People in London will get their best chance to see Comet Nishimura with the naked eye on Tuesday to see exactly when and how to see it.