Astronomy
Do you like to watch comets on a night sky like me ? If your answer is "yes" then you can watch comet McNaught with your naked eyes.The comet's tail will look like a celestial sword angling upward to the northern sky.
The comet was discovered by Robert H. McNaught in September 9, 2009.
It will be a great sight to view the comet from your naked eyes as well as for for photography. It is believed that the light of comet will be 4 times as bright as the faintest star that can be viewed .
The comet as bright as this wo'nt be visible often so better grab the chance as the sky will be dark from June 11 to June 13.
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Astronomy
Watch comet McNaught in this June night sky
Do you like to watch comets on a night sky like me ? If your answer is "yes" then you can watch comet McNaught with your naked eyes.The comet's tail will look like a celestial sword angling upward to the northern sky.
The comet was discovered by Robert H. McNaught in September 9, 2009.
It will be a great sight to view the comet from your naked eyes as well as for for photography. It is believed that the light of comet will be 4 times as bright as the faintest star that can be viewed .
The comet as bright as this wo'nt be visible often so better grab the chance as the sky will be dark from June 11 to June 13.
- Is There A Life In Universe ?
Glycine , an amino acid which is a fundamental building block of life has been found in a comet. This is the first time an amino acid has been found in a comet. Glycine, has been identified in the samples returned from comet Wild 2 by NASA's Stardust...
- The Rosetta Selfie.
The Rosetta spacecraft managed to take this picture before making history.A camera aboard ESA?s Philae lander snapped this 'Selfie' of one of the Rosetta's 52-foot-long [16-meter] solar arrays, with comet 67P/Churyumov?Gerasimenko hovering...
- Comets - Visitors From Beyond.
The one thing we love the most in the world of astronomy is a good mystery. And if there was ever a mysterious and yet very powerful force of nature that we witness in the night skies, it is the coming of the mighty comet. The arrival of a comet...
- A Close Up Picture Of The Comet Lulin Feb 26 - 2009
The comet Lulin was jointly discovered by Asian astronomers in July of 2007. It is probably the first time the comet visits our solar system and will most likely never come back, or at least not in thousands of years. Lulin was closest to Earth on Feb...
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