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Comet Neowise streaks through sky

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Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF captured on the evening of Jan28th. The comet will be at its closest to Earth tomorrow on Feb 2, 26 million miles away. It’s also at its brightest, now magnitude 4.6. Unfortunately the moon is now also bright in the sky and it will make getting a good view a bit more difficult. But with binoculars you should be able to see the comet and some of its tail. The comet is still North but moving quite a bit each night. You can currently find it right in the middle of the North Star

Comet C/2022 E3 (CometZTF) will make its once-in-50,000-year visit on January 21st. . Credit: Museum of Science . Follow @__science__and__technology__ X @space.boundary . #astronaut #astronomy #astrophysics #cosmology #cosmos #education #engineering #future #galaxy #innovation #knowledge #math #nasa #nature #physicist #physics #physicsfacts #physicsfun #physicslovers #physicsstudent #planet #quantumphysics #science #scientist #space #stars #tech #technews #technology #universe | Science and tech

Comet 2022 E3 ZTF and Mars! I had a very brief break in the clouds which allowed to take a quick picture of this amazing combo! Mars is now 90 million miles away while the comet is much closer at 32 million miles. I love the color contrast between the Green Comet and the red of Mars. The comet is fading and is now no longer a naked eye object but you should be able to spot it with a good pair of binoculars. The Timelapse shows the comets movement over 40 minutes, which is all I got before it clo