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Vol. XLVIII · No. 134 · Established 1978 · Founded by K.B. Ganapathy
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Heavenly Visitor ‘Swan’ at its best in May

By Dr. S.A. Mohan Krishna, Observational Astronomer The most beautiful and unpredictable celestial object perceptible in the night or morning sky is the ‘Comet’. Most of the time, Comets remain in deep-frozen…

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Published May 16, 2020 · 3 min read
heavenly visitor ‘swan’ at its

By Dr. S.A. Mohan Krishna, Observational Astronomer

The most beautiful and unpredictable celestial object perceptible in the night or morning sky is the ‘Comet’. Most of the time, Comets remain in deep-frozen “sleep” in outer space, but occasionally they are dislodged from their orbits and fall forward the inner Solar System. Comets are at their brightest when they are closest to the Sun, it is best to search for them in the sky directly after sunset although never when the Sun is still above the horizon.

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