What are comets?
These celestial objects can be a fascinating source of observation and study for amateurs and astronomers, as they They are made up of a small core of ice and frozen dust, supported by light and gravitationally linked to the Sun, Earth, and other objects. Of the solar system.
It is worth mentioning that they become visible to people when they get close to the Sun. This occurs because the frozen material that makes up its core releases a flow of gas known as a coma, which creates a tail of dust and gas that extends hundreds of thousands of kilometers into space.
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When will the green comet pass?
People who are geographically located towards the northern hemisphere they will have more chances to see it during the first of February of 2023 while for the southern hemisphere countries it will be easier to see the 2nd of the same month.
These dates are decisive because in both the body will be closer to the Earth, at a distance of 43 million kilometers.
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Recommendations to see the green comet
According to the National Geographic portalthose interested in observing this spatial phenomenon should consider the following suggestions:
1. The best time of day to see is at dawn.
2. The use of a telescope should be sought.
3. Fans will be able to find their exact position using this astronomical map.
4. If the sky is clear, it will be easier to see.
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