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This Comet Could Be Visible To Naked Eye In January, February 2023
This new comet was discovered in March last year while it was in Jupiter's orbit. Its current path will bring it close to the sun on January 12.
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Hubble Captured Rare Images of a Comet's Close Encounter With Earth
The images were taken on April 4 (around two weeks after 252P/LINEAR made its closest sweep past our planet) when the comet was about 8.7 million miles away.
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Hubble Captured Rare Images Of A Comet's Close Encounter With Earth
Even though it was more than 3 million miles away from Earth when it zipped past us back in March, 252P/LINEAR made one of the closest encounters of any comet in recorded history. And it has the distinction of being the closest celestial object - other than the moon - ever observed by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Rare Comet 'Twins' To Zip Past Earth, Astronomers Excited
Astronomers the world over kept their high-end telescopes set on the sky on Monday to see the closest ever flyby of two comets that may have more in common than their intriguingly similar orbits - they may be twins of a sort.
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This Comet Could Be Visible To Naked Eye In January, February 2023
This new comet was discovered in March last year while it was in Jupiter's orbit. Its current path will bring it close to the sun on January 12.
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Hubble Captured Rare Images of a Comet's Close Encounter With Earth
The images were taken on April 4 (around two weeks after 252P/LINEAR made its closest sweep past our planet) when the comet was about 8.7 million miles away.
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Hubble Captured Rare Images Of A Comet's Close Encounter With Earth
Even though it was more than 3 million miles away from Earth when it zipped past us back in March, 252P/LINEAR made one of the closest encounters of any comet in recorded history. And it has the distinction of being the closest celestial object - other than the moon - ever observed by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Rare Comet 'Twins' To Zip Past Earth, Astronomers Excited
Astronomers the world over kept their high-end telescopes set on the sky on Monday to see the closest ever flyby of two comets that may have more in common than their intriguingly similar orbits - they may be twins of a sort.
