Comet Lemmon will pass approximately 55.4 million miles from Earth. It will appear low in the northwest sky after sunset.
On October 22, the emerald-green Comet Lemmon will be visible from Earth, offering a rare celestial spectacle for astronomy enthusiasts.
Scientists from the American Astronomical Society analysed TESS data to search for the coma of the interstellar comet. However, they did not find any. They explained why TESS did not picture a coma.
A cyclist is fighting for his life after a crash involving a car in Hitchin, while the British Transport Police has referred itself to the ...
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