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See Comet NEOWISE on-line tonight in a Slooh webcast – haveeruonline
Comet NEOWISE has captivated stargazers in latest months and if you have not found it yet, you might be in luck. The astronomy understanding internet site
Comet NEOWISE has captivated stargazers in latest months and if you have not found it yet, you might be in luck. The astronomy understanding internet site Slooh will host a free of charge live webcast tonight (July 18).
The comet, formally known as C/2020 F3 NEOWISE, is at the moment obvious in the northwestern sky just immediately after sunset for skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere. Clear, dim skies away from city lights and an unobstructed view of the northwestern horizon are essential.
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