Comet C/2022 E3 last flew near Earth 50,000 years ago. The comet is now visible from Earth again, though it will soon fly beyond our solar system, never to return. Find out more at 🚀 engineering interestingengineering
Comet C/2022 E3 last flew near Earth 50,000 years ago. The comet is now visible from Earth again, though it will soon fly beyond our solar system, never to return.flew near Earth, our planet was experiencing an Ice Age, and Neanderthals still roamed the Earth.Now, the comet has passed perihelion, making its closest pass to the sun on January 12.
It stands out in the night sky due to the green hue of its coma, an envelope that forms around comets as they approach the sun. The next few days will provide sky gazers the best chance to view the comet, which may even be visible to the naked eye. Astronomers have already taken some impressive images of the space rock. One image, for example, showed that its tailHere’s my first effort at capturing the “Green Comet”, Comet c/2022 E3 . This was a particular challenge due to humid conditions and clouds, but I’m thrilled I was able to capture it at all!
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