2020 has its first naked-eye comet — finally. This past weekend, skywatchers rejoiced as Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) sprung into view. It’s the first comet of 2020 to deliver the goods after two ...

A newly-discovered comet dubbed NEOWISE will be visible this week to the naked eye. It’s the first visible comet of 2020. The comet, officially known as C/2020 F3, was spotted by NASA’s ...

At 64 million miles, the comet will be closest to Earth on July 22, NASA reported. A NASA space telescope known as NEOWISE first spotted the icy rock, officially called C/2020 F3, on March 27.

On July 12/13, 2020, Comet NEOWISE finally becomes visible after sunset. Comet Neowise (C/2020 F3) was captured here on July 11, 2020, above the Port of Molfetta in the ...

New Jersey Comet Neowise photographed from North Wildwood, New Jersey, on July 8, 2020. Chris Bakley Spain BRIHUEGA, GUADALAJARA, SPAIN - 2020/07/20: Comet Neowise is seen on a clear summer night ...

First spotted by a NASA space telescope known as Neowise on March 27, the icy rock, is officially named C/2020 F3. NASA says the comet will be visible through mid-August, and it's the brightest ...

Comet NEOWISE could become a tantalizing object for skywatchers in the July 2020 night sky. ... Skywatcher Michael Jager captured this view of Comet NEOWISE (C/2020 F3) on June 26 with a telescope.

While this bold, nameless comet may be gone, there could soon be others to follow in its coma trail. In fact, Battams says it's likely that the second new comet of 2020 will also be a Kreutz ...

Now in the constellation of Perseus, Comet SWAN is likely to be at its brightest and visible low in the northeast just as nautical dawn is starting on Monday, May 18, 2020—and for a few days after.