The comet Neowise and the Milky Means galaxy
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Certainly one of my favorite reminiscences of July 2020 is standing outdoors on a transparent summer time night a fantastic comet, often called C/2020 F3, or Neowise, via a shaky pair of binoculars. It was an odd interval, to say the least, however stargazing made me really feel nearer to family and friends who share this curiosity, who I couldn’t be with in individual attributable to covid-19 restrictions. And glimpsing Neowise (pictured) was a real spotlight for me throughout that point.
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