This July, a celestial phenomenon known as Olbers will sweep the Nightsky, with Sunday, June 30, predicted as the best night to witness its arrival.
Rare Comet in 70 Years: A once-in-a-seventy-year celestial phenomenon will sweep over the Nightsky this July. A comet’s orbit causes some of it to pass by Earth, making it visible at regular intervals. It’s not too late to be ready for Olbers’ arrival (Comment 13P). Star Walk experts predict that Sunday, June 30, will be the best night to see Olbers.
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Astronomers have been aware of Olbers for more than 200 years. Made on March 6, 1815, by Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers. The German astronomer found more heavenly bodies in addition to this one.
According to AS News, a few years earlier, in March 1807, he also found Vesta, the fourth asteroid to be identified in the night sky, according to NASA.
As it “has already exceeded a magnitude of 8 and is gradually getting brighter,” the Olbers comet can be viewed with a telescope in some parts of the United States, according to Star Walk, for anyone hoping to catch a peek of it before Sunday.
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An object’s magnitude indicates how Earth can see it. According to Star Walk, “it’s visible through a telescope at this time.” The Sky Tonight app allows you to see when the best view is expected in your area and whether you can see it from where you are on Earth.
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