Russian astronomers using the International Scientific Optical Network’s (ISON) telescope have discovered a comet that’s scheduled to make its closest appearance to Earth in December of 2013. Called C/2012 S1, it’s expected to be the brighest visitor to our solar system in the past century — a comet that’ll be considerably brighter than Hale-Bopp (1997) and Halley’s Comet (1986). The disintevaporating hunk of ice and rock could be visible for up to three months.
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Huh oh! Where will that comet be around 21 December?
Cool!
Sorry, I got caught up in the Mars riverbed discovery.
The bones of the Martian fish are what caught my eye.