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Comet
George Dvorsky
The NEOWISE comet is currently visible from Earth, if you’re lucky enough to be able to catch it. Of course, not everyone lives in optimal viewing locations, or the right hemisphere. But that doesn’t mean you have to miss out. You can take a look at the comet from the…
Today, stargazers in most parts of the world will be able to view a penumbral lunar eclipse, a stunning full moon and a comet flyby. Unfortunately, Australia is one of the few places it won’t be visible. Fortunately, it will be live streamed.
High above us, perched precariously on the cold surface of a comet, there sits one of the most technologically-advanced and singular machines humanity ever sent to hurtle up into space and stick its unlikely landing. And now that it’s there, it’s totally ignoring all our attempts to talk to it.
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