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NRaleighLiberal

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2. Here is a map of locations - you would need a star chart to see

Reply to BlueToTheBone (Reply #1)

Fri Nov 29, 2013, 06:49 PM

Nov 2013

when these constellations are viewable in your area. Generally speaking, it is still very near the sun, so either in the east just before sunrise may be the best possibility in early December....I think we will get more updates once it is confirmed what remains.

See the chart here.

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Finally - an update on Comet ISON and what may be coming next [View all] NRaleighLiberal Nov 2013 OP

I have a great sky view BlueToTheBone Nov 2013 #1

Here is a map of locations - you would need a star chart to see NRaleighLiberal Nov 2013 #2

I put ISON into the NASA ephemeris interface here: muriel_volestrangler Nov 2013 #6

Ison is turning out to be "The little comet that could" BlueJazz Nov 2013 #3

So is it going to be visible with the naked eye? SheilaT Nov 2013 #4

I think all bets are off - no one knows exactly what's going on, as far as I can tell! NRaleighLiberal Nov 2013 #5