Discovered a year ago and nicknamed the “Christmas Comet”, the comet Leonardo will be as close to Earth as possible on December 12, giving fans of celestial shows the opportunity to observe it.
An unmissable moment. Comet Leonard is visible to the naked eye, especially on Sunday night, December 12th. For good reason, on this day the comet will reach its closest point to Earth, 35 million kilometers away will be the same. Reports Futura Sciences.
On the other hand, it is necessary to be careful in observing it, because, as explained by our fellow experts in question, it is not about a diffuse star like a star. It is recommended that you have a surveillance telescope or, in case of failure, Telescopes, which help to see the comet.
Where and when to look?
Now a question is where to look for it. Fortunately, many amateur astronomers are watching the comet closely. The good news is, you know In the second half of the night, and until dawn for those who wake up early.
So this is the best time to observe the comet This Sunday, December 12 just before 7 p.m.. To see a comet you need to find the Bouvier galaxy and point your telescope in that direction. Indicates the sky and the place, Shared a map showing the observation points of the comet from Earth.
Other times it should be noticed
Those who have trouble setting the alarm clock early Sunday morning should not worry. In France, the comet should be seen for a while.
From December 14, it will slide into the evening sky, according to Futura Science. “Then it will be in front of the Milky Way, but it is necessary to look for it in its light. Twilight, Above the southwest horizon “. Then December 16th is the page for SagittariusWe need to search for the comet, Then visible from the side of Venus on December 17th and 18th.
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