+ Follow COMET IKEYA-ZHANG Tag
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[Summary] => I first learned about Comet Ikeya-Zhang from Dr. Armand Lee, a colleague at the Philippine Astronomical Society, when he invited me for a night of stargazing in Trece Martires, Cavite, last March 16. At that time the comet was up and visible in the western sky right after sundown. I turned down the invitation.
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[Title] => The return of 15TH Century Comet: Comet Ikeya-Zhang
[Summary] => It’s summertime. The air is warm and the skies are clear. A perfect time to gather family members and friends and stay under the canopy of stars and watch the summer constellations and planets travel across the night sky.
And if you haven’t seen a comet, this is the best time for you to see one.
Comets, for superstitious folks, are nothing but omens of bad things to come. But for scientists, comets are pristine debris from the formation of the solar system 4.5 billion years ago.
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COMET IKEYA-ZHANG
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And if you haven’t seen a comet, this is the best time for you to see one.
Comets, for superstitious folks, are nothing but omens of bad things to come. But for scientists, comets are pristine debris from the formation of the solar system 4.5 billion years ago.
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