The green-tinged Comet Nishimura is zipping ... It shouldn't be too hard to find its general location, since the comet will rise near Venus, which appears as the brightest "star" in the sky.

A bright green glow will be visible to observers in the Northern Hemisphere in the morning sky as the comet moves northwest during the month of January. Those in the Southern Hemisphere will be ...

That’s how you’ll see comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF)—the likely ... It looks like a smudge on the sky—it’s not green to the human eye, as images on social media show it. On its closest approach ...

So go outside and have a look. Can’t find it? No, you won’t. That’s because comet 2022 E3 (ZTF)—the so-called “green comet”—is indeed in the northern hemisphere’s night sky ...

In the wake of comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) in October, comet G3 is due to reach perihelion — its closest to the sun — ...

A green comet shooting past Earth for the first time since the Ice Age is about to skim right past Mars in the night sky. The green comet and the red planet will be visible side-by-side across the ...

A recently discovered green comet, whose last journey past Earth was tens of thousands of years ago, will make its next trip past our blue planet in the coming weeks. Researchers from York ...

One of the most awaited astronomic phenomena in this new year is close to arriving. The green comet passes Earth every 50,000 years, in an event that we will never see again. That is why knowing which ...

Astronomy buffs have been searching the skies in Australia this week, looking for a green comet. The recently discovered comet originates from the most distant corner of the solar system.

Preparations are afoot for a green comet which was last seen during the Stone Age about 50,000 years ago and will be seen once again at the end of this month. The best part of this celestial show ...

The C/2022 E3 (ZTF) comet, popularly known as the Green Comet, has an orbit around the sun that takes it from the outer reaches of the Solar System in toward the Sun over thousands of years.