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The comet due before dawn is brighter than forecast
Look east an hour before sunrise this week. Binoculars help; a dark field helps more.
The eastern sky shortly before sunrise.
Astronomers tracking the comet say it has brightened faster than their models predicted, putting it within reach of the naked eye from dark sites for the next five mornings.
It sits low in the east, below the crescent Moon. The best window is the half hour before the sky starts to pale.
Source: ESA
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The comet due before dawn is brighter than forecast
Look east an hour before sunrise this week.
Source: ESA
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