All you need to know to see the spectacular comet!
Look WEST at twilight.
Strange Sounds – Comet Pan-STARRS: A Naked-Eye Comet in March
Early report with pictures from Sky & Telescope – Comet Pan-STARRS: Still on Track
From: Sky & Telescope
Update, Mar. 11
Because comets are typically brightest and most active around the time they are closest to the sun, the best viewing of the comet will be from March 12-18, when it appears low in the west after sunset. Comet PanSTARRS will appear about 4 degrees to the left of the thin crescent moon Tuesday night.
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From Lunar Meteor Hunters’ blog – (pass on) – lots of activity coming . . .
ALERT- Breaking News -Meteor Outbursts Pending!!!!
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Argh!!!! I live on east side of Pike’s Peak, otherwise known as Colorado Springs. West is 14110 feet of America the Beautiful 🙂
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It is moving to better visibility in your area next week so you didn’t miss anything.
I have more at
https://flyingcuttlefish.wordpress.com/
and some Australia photos show what to look for. You look at twilight . . . look west . . .
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