For any who may have not seen it yet, comet 45/P has been in the early evening sky for a while now. It could possibly be seen with the unaided eye, though this requires clear, haze-free horizons, something all to rare in the winter. It can be seen with something as small as a 6X15 monocular. It displayed a slightly elongated, slightly greenish smudge. But the night on which I observed the comet was one of poor transparency. In February ,the comet will enter the morning sky. More posts on that later.
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