Look Up! The Brightest Comet in Decades is Finally Visible to Naked Eye | October 2024 Comet

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

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[@geopolitik-dunia]

Every time a comet approaches the earth and appears in the earth's sky it means that a major event is coming, usually something bad that will affect human life; such as a major war or a plague.

[@tharmarajjenifa485]

Yes

[@UESCGAMING]

🤔👍

[@wacharaboy]

At first glance, I mistakenly read your code as SCOTUS.🤦‍♂I certainly need to reduce my news intake...

[@paulespinosa5195]

Hello mostly folks don't see our enormous universe show/humbles us in provocative ways

[@Nana-pw6ix]

As an older person I've had the privilege to see Haley's, Hale bopp, Macnaught and Neowise. I love comets and I'm so pleased that I could have a chance to see another one! Hale Bopp was the best and my daughter and I were obsessed with it. We went every evening to a look out point on top of a hill. Other comet enthusiasts gathered each evening at this point with some of them sharing their telescopes. Us and other comet fans brought snacks to share for our evening viewing sessions. We called it comet kos (Afrikaans for food). It was such a special time with strangers from all backgrounds bonding over a mutual admiration for comets.

[@kevinedwards6093]

Did you miss Hyakutaki ?

[@DavidTa2]

Watching Jupiter take all those shots to its side! Amazing ❤

[@nicholashylton6857]

​@@kevinedwards6093Hale-Bopp was brighter, but damn! Comet 1996/B2 Hyakutake was *GORGEOUS!* I wish I had a camera back then to capture some shots.

[@garyfrancis6193]

I remember Comet Arend Roland in 1957

[@stevenburkhardt1963]

I went camping for spring break at Dinosaur National Monument in CO when Hale Bopp was in the night sky. It was spectacular!

[@theaveragenick5554]

October 12. Calling it now. Clouds.

[@therealdarthvader9936]

I’m in Washington state, so Im definitely gonna miss it. At least I got a good view of Neowise in arches and Death Valley.

[@lauriepolden6594]

We are probably going to have rain, thunderstorms and hail

[@GhostSenshi]

Sshhhhhhhh

[@SanctificationIsAJourney]

I get what you are saying and all the signs point to that. I've look at a lot of stuff this morning that God has led me into and I think that's the day. The 1 Thessalonians 4:16 day. 4:17 isn't until the end.

[@cultmember1291]

Fortunately, the Weather Channel says we'll have clear skies for A3's return 26,000 years later.

[@elainefarr3155]

I was able to watch Hale-Bopp every day, it was so bright it could be seen during the day as well as at night. I even watched it as I drove home from work a few days in Colorado. We can only hope this comet will be as wonderful!

[@bettykelly1107]

Thanks!

[@thunder._.]

Recent studies regarding Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas have shown that it might be disintegrating but the scientists from observatories have confirmed that the comet is healthy and doing fine which is a great thing. At this point, we can just hope that the comet successfully goes through the perihelion stage and lives up to its expectation unlike Comet ISON which had a disastrous fate. Hopefully the comet will continue to perform as expected and we might get a dazzling show in the skies during October.. Happy skygazing to everyone :)

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

Yes! The reason why some thought it might be disintegrating has been explained in the video. However, it was just a play of optics and orbital dynamics. Really looking forward to this comet ☄️ 🌌

[@thunder._.]

@@TheSecretsoftheUniverse Yeah. Loved the video by the way.. great analysis as always Rishabh. Keep growing :)

[@shoutingfactory3694]

I'm still mildly annoyed about ISON lol

[@LiarsExposed-c1i]

Fearmongering hoax

[@Swansong-recorders]

​@@LiarsExposed-c1iare you stoned, or naturally this slow, or maybe your CGI LOLHAHAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🐓💩🤡

[@paulricketts1089]

....Regardless of what this guy says, the absolute BEST COMET of my lifetime was Comet Hyakutaki in 1996. It came out of nowhere as was visable for 3 days. Stretched across a third of the sky. You could actually watch it move against the backdrop of the stars behind it.................

[@nicholashylton6857]

Totally!! It was freaking *amazing!!* My astronomy professor at the time said it was comparable to Comet West in its beauty. I lived in Toronto back then, and even with the city lights, comet 1996/B2 was obvious to the naked eye. In dark skies, it extended from the zenith to nearly the horizon. And at its closest it was visible _all night long._ I just wish I had a camera back then...

[@paulricketts1089]

@@nicholashylton6857 I saw it from Joshua Tree/Jumbo Rocks. I remarked to my friend, now we know why they sacrificed virgins. He concurred. Almost a religious experience…

[@blackholeentry3489]

@@paulricketts1089 Ahhhh.....Joshua Tree.....Ever hear of Gram Parsons? (Once a boyfriend of Emmy Lou Harris) Several people snuck into the funeral home where he was laying, removed his body out at night and temporarily buried him in Joshua Tree.

[@paulricketts1089]

@@blackholeentry3489 yes, I have heard about this. Yearsssss ago........

[@allanmckenzie5961]

I saw it from Brisbane, Australia. It was amazing!

[@OliverGrumitt]

Beware, the brightness of comets is never predictable. I remember the fiasco of Comet Khoutek in 1973, predicted to be the brightest comet for many decades, only to turned out to be barely visible with the naked eye. I believe this comet will be bright only when I see it clearly visible in the night sky.

[@nospoon4799]

This.

[@rogerarchibald2627]

My thoughts exactly. I'm old enough to remember the Khoutek mis-prediction and have not trusted any comet prediction since.

[@petuniasevan]

That was my first thought. I've watched for comets since grade school, and I remember the hype over Comet Kohoutek when I was in the fifth grade. Hale-Bopp was very photogenic in twilight. Hyakutake was ghostly-beautiful and unusual with its north polar orientation, and it was at its brightest in total darkness. I want more like those two.

[@nospoon4799]

@@petuniasevan Nothing quite like a good comet. As long as it misses us 😅 I Hope this one lights up. Anything in space is beautiful and amazing. As long as you don't think about it too much. Then it becomes rocks falling from the sky. Which is actually terrifying. 🤔

[@kellycoleman715]

I saw pretty clearly when I was in high school. Our street ran East/West and I remember doing out at dusk with my mother to see it in the western sky late in the evening.

[@alexstewart9747]

My money is on it being cloudy across the UK and we miss it 🤣

[@eveywrens]

Hopefully not 🌠

[@BigAl444]

I feel your pain. Almost every meteor shower, eclipse and anything interesting to see in the sky, it will be cloudy and rainy here in the Washington, DC area. Fingers crossed.

[@emailusgenericus4890]

Wow

[@louiscolborn6715]

You could move to a none Muslim country. On another planet.

[@Jeffrey-dh8sf]

Comets are visible for weeks.

[@ElysiumRose31]

I remember Hale-Boop as a kid!!!

[@Woodman_87]

I was 11 when Hale-Bopp appeared and I still clearly remember it! Got lucky seeing Neowise as well. Now, I'm really hoping for this comet to put on a show!

[@michellew2422]

I remember Haleys comet also. Such cool things to see in the night sky.

[@Swansong-recorders]

Me too I was living in Indiana at the time, and it was visible for 2 or 3 day's very clearly, it is the marvel in the dark sky, bright and beautiful

[@WiseSnake]

I was a toddler when I saw Hale-Bopp and remember it well, too. Only saw a few comets since then but they all paled in comparison.

[@eugenecrawford14]

Heavens gate members are still riding it

[@TayWoode]

I lived in France and saw it for a few days, then I went to England a week later and it was just coming into view, beautiful sight

[@my3dviews]

I remember seeing Hale-Bopp with its double tail, and before that Comet Hyakutake in 1996. Both were easily visible with the naked eye. Hope this one is as good or better than those.

[@nicholashylton6857]

God, I hope so! The 1990s gave us two Great comets *_and_* comet SL9's impact on Jupiter over a period of just three or so years.

[@stephenhester9804]

Hyakutake was the one I remember, it was unbelievably bright in the North North Western Sky in the UK.

[@my3dviews]

@@stephenhester9804 Yes, Hyakutake was very bright and had a very long tail. It came very close to the North celestial pole, which was great for photography, as you could do a fairly long exposure without having to track it. I do believe (without looking it up) that Hale Bopp was even brighter and seemed to stay within view for a longer time. Would be awesome if this one was as good as those ones. But, prediction how bright a comet will be isn't an exact science and if you are old enough to remember Comet Kohoutek, you know what I mean. Predictions at the time said that it might even be visible during the day time. 🙄

[@user-fp2eo7yw8i]

I too remember the 90’s as a special time. I just happened to be at the Orange County Fair at the OC Astronomical Society’s area on the first night that shoemaker-Levy’s impact could be seen in the Western Hemisphere. I got to watch on somebody’s telescope on a TV. Comet Hyakitake’s tale was as long as my house looking at it in my front yard in the city of Anaheim. Hale Bopp was just unbelievably bright! We chose restaurants with outdoor patios to eat dinner at for a few days. I was really amazed at the number of people who didn’t notice until I pointed it out! Good times! I’ve been waiting for even one event to rival just those 3 to show my kids.

[@my3dviews]

@@user-fp2eo7yw8i At the time of those two comets, I lived far from any city, which made the skies there very dark. So, it was very easy to see those comets. Now, I live in a large city, so would likely have to get out of it, to get a good view of the comet.

[@mrafard]

halebop was magic

[@markmark2080]

The great Comet Bennett of early 1970 was far and away the best I've ever seen, Haley's was such a disappointment after waiting for it for almost 30 years since I was about 10, hope this one is a great one.

[@eveywrens]

I missed Pons-Brooks, so I'm hoping to see Tsuchinshan-ATLAS. Thanks for the detailed information. It makes comet watching more significant.

[@W5NWA]

It will be a nice birthday present for me. I saw Comet West when I was 12. It was HUGE and a -3.0 Magnitude. There has been nothing remotely like it since either. I remember it like it was yesterday.

[@Jupiter-Janet2025]

Same in Maine, often shrouded in clouds!! Hale-Bopp was incredible, as well as Hailey's comet..have seen afew great ones in my lifetime, hope to see Atlas too🫰🫰

[@jgw5491]

I love how we get so happy and excited by seeing comets! In too many times and places in the past, comets were scary and considered bad omens. Now only if one is going to hit us or our moon would it be a bad omen or worse.

[@Masamune66]

One observation. The brightness of a comet is the total brightness spread across the whole comet added together. So it will not have a pinpoint brightness like a star does. So a -1 magnitude star will appear brighter than a -1 magnitude comet since the comet's light is spread across a larger apparent area.

[@Fizzer99]

October 12 is my birthday. What a nice present.

[@ladydragon3648]

the last time it was here it was all cloudy & could not see it at all. I pray it will not be cloudy this time. I seen 1 Comet in my life time as a kid in the north going west. & it lasted about a week I think. it was cool to see. The 1 i seen was in the late 60's

[@timmotel5804]

All interesting. However, why didn't you tell us exactly where in the sky and what times in early October, which it is now, to look for this comet? None of what you have stated tells us where and when to LOOK in the sky!

[@jeffersonsmith6109]

Best comment here.

[@thomasratliff9278]

October 13th, in Bobs back yard........

[@MissTease77]

I recommend you install app like sky tonight that will show you the trajectory in line with your actual position , that’s why he can’t tell you exactly as you need to check your position . I’m getting up around 5 am for example to see it

[@louisegogel7973]

I agree!

[@anildhope1]

Nicely explained. Appreciate your support and efforts to bring the post to our knowledge ❤

[@kathleenhensley5951]

exciting. I've got a great view of the Western horizon and I live in a rural area... Thanks for all the information.

[@louisegogel7973]

And, did you see it?

[@thestonecanoe3159]

I remember when i saw Hale bop was snow mobiling. One of the memorable moments in my life, i was 11 or 12 😊

[@user-fk4xj8up1z]

I was around the same age living in Michigan when I saw Hale-bop. It definitely changed my life and it's trajectory ever since.

[@-_kumar_-]

Thank you ❤❤❤ Happy sky gazing to you as well Hope that 12th oct isn't cloudy Cuz a magnitide of -3 for a comet, might be the rarest thing of the century ....❤❤❤❤

[@MM-vv8mt]

I saw Hale-Bopp from the beach at Kourion in Cyprus in 1997. It was spectacular.

[@kerinsian8844]

One of my earliest memories is of comet Ikeya-Seki in 1965. The memory is dim, not much more than one visual snapshot and a feeling of awe, but I'm grateful to have any memory of it at all because I was a very small child.. Hale-Bop was also great, really beautiful, but not like Ikeya-Seki.

[@nancydelu4061]

Thank you!!

[@1jeffr]

October, I'm sure the skies will be cloudy.

[@dianagale581]

I saw hale-bopp! The most magnificent sight I’ve seen in the sky ever then or since!

[@lindakay9552]

Liked this video and shared it to a Facebook Aurora watch group. ❤

[@robinszumanski2941]

Ladies and gentlemen no lie I was at the park with my daughter tonight the sun was going down and I saw a daytime comet shoot across the sky it was incredible I could not believe that my job was on the floor I didn't know it was coming I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. I'm in southeast Michigan and United States

[@MichaelWallace-g9r]

I witnessed. Comet West in mid 1970s. It was spectacular. It was like I was chasing it thru the mountains of WA state on my way for some steelhead fishing. I saw it for 3 consecutive days in the early morning hours. If this comet is any where near as spectacular as comet West it will truly be something to behold

[@ReginaRedding]

That's a Grand memory!🙌🏼🥰 especially the steelhead fishing part🍻🙃😎

[@jhn1987]

Comet West was amazing. One of the most spectacular comets of my lifetime. I don’t know why it didn’t get more publicity.

[@nr4930]

I’m 65 and remember my mom waking me up to see a comet probably in the late 60’s or early 70’s. I still remember how it looked and my excitement!

[@lesortiz2908]

Think it was Haley's Comet

[@astrohardy]

probably comet Bennett in early 1970

[@laughingtreeastronomy3435]

I remember seeing Comet West in early 1976. I'm 68 now and Comet West is at the top of my "most impressive" list.

[@ChicagoMel23]

Kohoutek?

[@dr.a.w]

@@ChicagoMel23 Lol! Infamous dud and the reason astronomers are loathe to predict how spectacular a comet might turn out. Probably Bennett.

[@justwords3882]

I'll catch it next time, bit busy now.

[@jgw5491]

You come from a long-lived bloodline, huh? 🧓

[@louisegogel7973]

lololol

[@EyeoIsis]

I saw Hale Bopp on my way to the Grand Canyon. It was an awe inspiring. I can't imagine seeing a comet brighter than Hale Bopp.

[@carolemerkel9332]

Informative... Thank you..

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

You're welcome 💙

[@yashrajshah7766]

I remember that SOU made a video on this comet a year ago. I was eager to see this comet in sep 2024 and here we are! Time Really Flies

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

Yes! The comet had just been discovered back then. A lot has changed in 18 months. We have more data on the comet's behaviour 🌌 💙

[@A1FAHx]

Hale-Bopp was a -1 magnitude; this comet is forecasted to be a -3 magnitude. If this forecast plays out, EVERYONE who wants to see the comet will be able to see it.

[@austinharding9734]

however hale-bopp was visible right after sunset to like midnight, and maybe cuz i was younger, but i swear it was visible for like a month, this will be visible in ther hours before dawn, and maybe a week or 2

[@Keith-wb2nn]

​@@austinharding9734 I was 22 years old when hail bop was visible...I was in Virginia going through an army rotary wing mechanic school...

[@irene_renaissance]

Wow!! The episode is so attention grabbing that I couldn't keep track of time and it came to an end. Kudos SOU! 👏👍✨💫🌌❤️

[@moe42o]

Cassini sure did take some incredible photos! 🎉

[@wimpretorius1683]

This is very interesting thanks 👍🏻. I saw Hailey, s comet many many years ago in the night sky

[@shumla7ranch]

Best comet [that I can remember] in my life was West in 1976...it was by far brighter and more impressive than anything I've seen since. The brightest comet IN my lifetime was Ikeya-Seki in 1965, but I was 4 years old and of course didn't see it. Ikeya-Seki was so bright it was very easily visible in broad daylight.

[@austinharding9734]

shut up

[@Ferd414]

Hah! I was around for Kohoutek, where they said EXACTLY the same thing for months, and when the time came, it turned out to be the flop of the decade. The promised "bigger than anything else you've ever seen, and probably bigger than you'll ever see again" event turned out to be barely visible with binoculars despite being 20 miles from the nearest source of light pollution. After that fiasco, I'm not likely to bother getting too worked up about it.

[@ChicagoMel23]

It happened with Hale Bopp though

[@bashirjan1298]

wow i am so excited to see this event like hele bopp in 1997

[@GarageBandSuperheros]

I never got to see it brighter than star Arcturus which is it's same general direction to me; West - approximately +15°. Where the comet will be -10° from straight west an hour/an hour and a half, after sunset. Darn light pollution from the city to my North, doesn't help the moon is about full right now too. But after a minute or so in the dark I could still spot it with bare eyes :) About 1/3 of the way from the twin stars Yed Posterior and Yed Prior - to Arcturus. Around the 19th~21st for me it'll be straight above Yed Post and Yed Prior, that'll make it easier to spot. I gotta invest in a camera.

[@michaelhowell2541]

Bold prediction. Comets are notoriously difficult to judge till they get inside the system.

[@demej00]

I tracked ZTF for weeks with my telescope and got lots of photos. Got great photos of Hale-Bopp. ALso was in Malawi, Africa when Halley's came back in 1984. No photos of that one though. Comets are cool.

[@bhumidave1303]

😍😍amazing video SOU 💗💗

[@tlynnkyle2983]

Please let it be clear in Central California ❤

[@astrohardy]

The prediction on the Yoshida comet page is based on a thorough analysis of its light curve. It indicates a magnitude of 2. This corresponds to the brightness of Polaris. Nice but not "outshining the brightest stars" and possibly not easy to see for the general public. Be aware that this brightness is distributed over a significant area of the sky. Although a brighter development is still possible please refrain from hyping comets early.

[@pegs1659]

I saw the Hale bop comet and it was awesome. I hope I get to see this one.

[@tcjohnson3437]

Will we be able to see it in the states ?

[@EtzEchad]

It's coming right at us!

[@secondghost]

First visible on my birthday! I'll be watching.

[@markmcarthy596]

This is why ancient cultures believed a comet is bringing destruction or bad luck

[@nobeoddy1664]

also a healthy dose of uncut ignorance

[@markmcarthy596]

@@nobeoddy1664 - The Mayans were light years ahead of us, in astrology, architecture, even today. Ignorance is displayed more in ypur comment

[@geopolitik-dunia]

We are on the same page, bro

[@wms72]

Usually, it did.

[@wms72]

Usually, it did

[@Vector_Ze]

70 years old, and I've never seen a comet to knock my socks off. My eyesight ain't what it used to be, but even Haley's disappointed, close to the horizon and difficult to see, I never did. Hoping to someday see one visible aside from sunrise/sunset, that spans a few Moon diameters in length. But then, I also hope to see humans return to the Moon and then Mars. Not holding my breath.

[@warlike2974]

Which direction to look north south east west?

[@Shersingh-u7e]

West

[@DanielSmith-lv5ed]

Same year, i seen a "object" haulin butt from north to south. It was big and left a long, wide, straight tail on it and it left the 3 a.m. sky within maybe a minute or two. It was big but a long ways away

[@GalacticWonders1993]

Such a nice and incredible video 🥰🥰

[@tombennett831]

The moon will be a waxing gibbous on 10/12 - might be better to try to see the comet a few nights earlier than on the 12th.

[@MattKingKong]

Thank you algorithm for showing me this a week late. Bet that was cool.

[@temetnosce4898]

Hopefully no one will try to hitch a ride on it this time. 👀

[@TheAncientAstronomer]

To soon for a heaven's gate joke? 🤔😁😁

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

​@@TheAncientAstronomerNope. It's been more than 23.5 years. Let the jokes commence.

[@cecilionembraceofnight486]

Lucky for the artic regions and middle latitude countries have seen this astronomical event 😊😊❤❤

[@ChicagoMel23]

Arctic

[@peterwilson7532]

Amazing that Hyakutaki in 1996 was not mentioned, followed by Hale-Bopp a year later. We were spoiled.

[@perrylaszki]

Could be anything that’s been flung, cooling as it soars.

[@georgeh1352]

UK, western sky at 17.45 22/10/2024 , clocked it!

[@ResidentEddy]

I find it funny how every time a spectacular event happens in the sky it's *ALWAYS* either cloudy or light-polluted

[@virginiatyree6705]

😎 COOL, good news!!!

[@toddbellows5282]

Hale-Bopp was spectacular.

[@7viper5]

Rarely do i get my hopes up about the reporting of a comet and ots brightness being all spectacular since they tend to rarely shine as bright as reported to be

[@jjgreek1]

There will not be another Hayle Bop in our lifetime …it was amazing

[@jamescole3152]

Wait until the asteroid hits the earth.,

[@Leopez02]

I'm so sad that I didin't saw the Nishimura or the Devil Comets because there has always a cloudy sky I really wanted to see those comets defienitily the green Nishimura comet found by a japanese astronomy! What is this comet's name and is it possible to see in october when it's coming if there' no a cloudy sky? Here in the countryside village middle of nowhere around of the forests without the city lights is the best place to watch a comet on the farm field, but there's no high hills only small hills, but I will watch it at home our backyard it's always AMAZING to hear a new comet is coming thank you for the great News SOU! 🌠

[@adayinthelife5772]

I'm in the southern hemisphere and looking on stellarium it comes up before the sun on the 2nd of october

[@davidgifford8112]

A comet is a diffuse object, apparent brightness is calculated over an area of its visual surface. Stars are point objects. Even if this turns out to be a large bright comet, I doubt it will appear to be as as bright as brighter stars.

[@tomservo5007]

Hale bopp was awesome

[@jeffalanvasconcellos3039]

Preparing for a special experience of Comet Atlas!

[@louisegogel7973]

I haven’t seen it at all. I think the east and west mt ranges in Mid Southern Vermont made its low profile impossible to see… and the. of course, clouds. Even the recent northern lights were just a pink haze in the north, not the blaze that other people saw at the same time. Ah well…. but it would have helped to know exactly WHERE. in the horizon one would be most likely to find it!!!

[@topcat32349]

Hale-Bopp was easy to see without a telescope in the New Mexico sky. We had a 5 acre place in light pollution protected Alamogordo.

[@jamalahmad-gl5tx]

It's "Hale-Boop"! Wow ! Your's video was much better than I was watched earlier. Thanks for such an awesome piece.

[@Arduino_for_fun]

Good thing autumn just started in India,

[@JosephC-qg5fc]

In 1970, while driving from Long Beach to Seattle, Washington on the California Oregon border. Dead overhead was a beautiful comet and was straight overhead. I don't know what the name of it was. I never heard anything about it. I wonder if you could let me know what comment that might have been thank you.

[@danielcobox8274]

I wonder if this comet will be visible in LA though I really want to see it.

[@richardtibbitts3841]

What about Ikeya-Seki, the brightest comet of the twentieth century, in 1965? It was so bright you could see it in the daytime and reached a magnitude of -10.

[@bigantplowright5711]

Back in 1973 Comet Kohoutek was going to be a splendid sight, damp squib.........

[@RamblinJer]

Nothing will ever beat Hale-Bopp, but I may be biased since my surname is Bopp. 😂

[@BluedMarble]

Ha! Everytime something happen in the sky it's ✨️ cloudy. nWo seeds the clouds ⛅️ on a weekly basis. Last time it was a clear day was in July for bout week n a half. Been cloudy since then. Not partly, gray all the way to the horizon in all four directions.

[@torussaga3428]

Will it surpass McNaught? McNaught was spectacular - large and bright.

[@brentfrank7012]

This pick was taken in Central CA on 10/13/24 with iPhone 💫

[@Jake-nq3lr]

Same thing here in Texas.

[@mustchoosewisely]

Oh, Hale-Bopp...I missed my ticket to paradise last time. Pudding and vodka, anyone?

[@DeborahBess-b9p]

Is that what they consumed before they died? I thought it funny they packed bags as if they were taking luggage into a plane.

[@mustchoosewisely]

@@DeborahBess-b9p ikr? I wonder if they actually thought they were going to get to physically take those earthly possessions with them on the deathly flight. lol

[@charlesAcmen]

ok letmme watch it tonight,i will come back say whether or not i see it

[@jhn1987]

I hope this comet is as bright as predicted. Comets are so unpredictable. It could easily disintegrate when it approaches the sun.

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

The last time I saw a comet they locked me in my apartment for two years.

[@PeterRattfeldt]

Under the horizon for me in the northern hemisphere.

[@WTIM-TV13]

I recommend not drinking the coolaid.

[@PyramidOfBubbles777]

Informative video, but, where in the sky are we supposed to look for it?

[@USAMehdi]

Does anyone know which Direction we should look at (in the Northern hemisphere)? H/B comet was north of us.

[@WarEnginesRobloxFanChannel]

I believe you look in the west for the first days and for the last days you look in the east

[@tattoedmat]

Anyone seen it?