https://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery/item.shtml?id=stereoimages&iid=238
Sky-watchers are getting a “rare and exciting opportunity” to see a comet with the naked eye in a “once-in-a-lifetime” experience, according to astronomers. Comet Nishimura was discovered only in August but will be closest to Earth in a week’s time – just before dawn on Tuesday September 12. The object, which is travelling through space […]
See it now, or you'll have to wait until the 2450s. They said the same thing to Galileo, so get on it.
#CometNishimura: what is it, how to see it and when it will be back https://www.npr.org/2023/09/11/1198784365/nishimura-comet-tuesday-what-time-how-to-see-it
#CometNishimura is becoming brighter and brighter with every day and it reached "naked eye visibility".
But where is the #comet? When do I have to look at which direction?
Fear no more. I created 2 YouTube shorts to show you how to plan the observation using @StellariumDev
Video #1: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YRnl-OV1-5s
Comet Nishimura has a hyperbolic orbit, which suggests that it may have come from outside the solar system and will likely be catapulted into interstellar space after slingshotting around the sun.