8.9K views · 472 reactions | Comet NEOWISE as seen near CSU’s Mountain Campus ☄️ Today, the comet passes closest to Earth. Learn more about the CSU photographers who captured once-in-a-lifetime images of Comet NEOWISE: https://col.st/1EdZj | Colorado State University | Facebook

Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF on 25/01/2023 The comet is approaching it's closest point to earth and is currently visible to the naked eye, but only just! The moon will impact veiwing over the coming nights but it should be visible through binouculars or a telescope. The comet is currently moving between the plough and the north star making it easier to find during the next week or so. Video: Dan Monk / Sony A73, 400mm lens | Kielder Observatory

Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) will make its once-in-50,000-year visit on January 21st. To view the comet from wherever you are here's some helpful info! 🌑 Comet ZTF reaches perigee (closest point to Earth) Feb. 1, but Northern Hemisphere viewing conditions may be ideal Jan. 18-28 due to the nearly new Moon. 🛰 In the Northern Hemisphere, Comet ZTF may be visible from midnight until dawn for the rest of January. 🚀 In the Southern Hemisphere, Comet ZTF may first become visible over the horizon in early