Meadowlark
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I'm going to put it on my calendar for 82,024 and hope it will be warmer and I'll be living on a hill then.Today Oct. 12 is closest point of approach and viewing supposedly can be done with the naked eye. If you miss it, you will have another shot in 80,000 years.
You gotta say it three times.Damn, bit too late
I had a look out and thought I saw Betelgeuse going supernova but it turned out to just be clickbait
Well thanks for that - it reminds me of a scene in the 1861 film ''Whistle down the wind'' with Hayley Mills. The line from the kids at the end ''Have we missed him'' when they were looking for Jesus.Today Oct. 12 is closest point of approach and viewing supposedly can be done with the naked eye. If you miss it, you will have another shot in 80,000 years.
Well, to be fair, you are more likely to see a Comet than you are Jesus.Well thanks for that - it reminds me of a scene in the 1861 film ''Whistle down the wind'' with Hayley Mills. The line from the kids at the end ''Have we missed him'' when they were looking for Jesus.
Maybe you could have told us all about the comet the day before it showed up
Oh my, when I was young I had such a crush on Hayley MillsWell thanks for that - it reminds me of a scene in the 1861 film ''Whistle down the wind'' with Hayley Mills. The line from the kids at the end ''Have we missed him'' when they were looking for Jesus.
Maybe you could have told us all about the comet the day before it showed up
I disagreeWell, to be fair, you are more likely to see a Comet than you are Jesus.
On earth, while living, that is.I disagree
Quite possibly, the way things are goingOn earth, while living, that is.
I guess I would have if I had known about it before. Viewing in most places can be had for the next two weeks...plenty of time for most folks....
Maybe you could have told us all about the comet the day before it showed up
Cor that's good then - all is not lost. I must try and find out if it will go over Kent at any time and watch out! Thanks for that informationI guess I would have if I had known about it before. Viewing in most places can be had for the next two weeks...plenty of time for most folks.
Thank you for the links, we'll hopefully see it this evening early then - will let you know.This might help...from BBC
Comet A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS): How can you see it in the UK?
Comet A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) could be spotted with the naked eye in the UK on Saturday night.www.bbc.com
and another
Will 'comet of the century' be visible again over London?
Comet A3 was visible from the UK on Saturday eveningwww.standard.co.uk