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The sky will be a big surprise in the first days of 2023. C/2022 E3 (ZTF) The comet, which was named and discovered on March 2, 2022, will
The sky will be a big surprise in the first days of 2023. C/2022 E3 (ZTF) The comet, which was named and discovered on March 2, 2022, will reach its closest position to Earth and be visible to the naked eye.
In addition, the chance to see this comet will not come again for generations. Because the star completes the journey in its orbit in exactly 50 thousand years. So to see the star with the naked eye one more time We will have to wait another 50,000 years.
The comet’s closest approach to Earth is estimated to be February 1. The star is only visible from Earth at this location. 42 million kilometers away will be. So our star will be 3 times closer than the sun.
Observing C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is currently possible with the necessary equipment (telescope or advanced binoculars) and weather conditions. But the star will be even closer to the sun on February 1. to the highest brightness will reach.
This way, the star is relatively easy to see when you look at its position. Click this link to find out the star’s position on February 2 and track its journey so far. to The Sky Live you can reach.
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