A green comet will fly above us this week. But don't blink — it won't return until 2317
The comet was discovered last month by an amateur Japanese astronomer and makes its closest approach to Earth on Tuesday.
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The comet was discovered last month by an amateur Japanese astronomer and makes its closest approach to Earth on Tuesday.
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A rare green comet named Nishimura will be visible in the Northern Hemisphere until early next week. The comet, about a kilometer in size, will pass by Earth at a distance of 78 million miles on September 12. It will be visible near the Leo constellation, but binoculars are recommended to spot it. After its close encounter with the sun, the comet is expected to be visible in the Southern Hemisphere by the end of September. The comet was discovered by an amateur Japanese astronomer and is the third comet he has found.
See the Green Comet Nishimura now or possibly never. The iridescent, celestial body is gracing our skies with its green streak before an encounter with the sun that could destroy it.
See the Green Comet Nishimura now or possibly never. The iridescent, celestial body is gracing our skies with its green streak before an encounter with the sun that could destroy it.