Hear! Hear!
On 24 February 2009, the comet Lulin will be visible to the naked eye from earth.
Here is an excerpt of the article published by the editors of scientific Corriere della Sera:
E 'Lulin incoming comet (C/2007 N3) and is visible in its transit between the stars constellation Libra. Now only visible with instruments, promises to show in February when, on the 24th will go down in less distance from Earth (0.41 AU). Then it should be bright enough to reach the fourth magnitude, and also be visible to the naked eye.
THE DISCOVERY - When was Quanzhi discovered by Ye (Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China) who finds himself on the three images taken on July 11, 2007 by Lin Chi-Shang Institute of Astronomy of National Central University, Jung-Li of Taiwan, was described as an asteroid. But J. Young's Table Mountain Observatory in California, (USA) noted about six days after a coma with a bright central core: it was the confirmation of the nature of the comet.
TWO CODE - BG Marsden Then they calculated the orbit by successive approximations as the observations multiplied. The data suggest that it should be your first time visiting the region Lulin inner Solar System. Now it's coming, let's see if surprises in store. Meanwhile, beyond the already revealed a weaker tail light "anti-tail."
On 24 February 2009, the comet Lulin will be visible to the naked eye from earth.
Here is an excerpt of the article published by the editors of scientific Corriere della Sera:
E 'Lulin incoming comet (C/2007 N3) and is visible in its transit between the stars constellation Libra. Now only visible with instruments, promises to show in February when, on the 24th will go down in less distance from Earth (0.41 AU). Then it should be bright enough to reach the fourth magnitude, and also be visible to the naked eye.
THE DISCOVERY - When was Quanzhi discovered by Ye (Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China) who finds himself on the three images taken on July 11, 2007 by Lin Chi-Shang Institute of Astronomy of National Central University, Jung-Li of Taiwan, was described as an asteroid. But J. Young's Table Mountain Observatory in California, (USA) noted about six days after a coma with a bright central core: it was the confirmation of the nature of the comet.
TWO CODE - BG Marsden Then they calculated the orbit by successive approximations as the observations multiplied. The data suggest that it should be your first time visiting the region Lulin inner Solar System. Now it's coming, let's see if surprises in store. Meanwhile, beyond the already revealed a weaker tail light "anti-tail."
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