A celestial wonder not seen for over 400 years, Comet Nishimura, is set to grace our night skies this month. Highlighting the comet’s historical significance, the Associated Press first reported this rare astronomical event. Hides Nishimura, a novice Japanese astronomer, was the first to spot this cosmic marvel in mid-August. Comet Nishimura, named in honour of its discoverer, is expected to be most visible in the Northern Hemisphere around the week of September 12. The trajectory of the comet will bring it within a striking 78 miles of Earth. The stargazers in the Southern Hemisphere might get their chance to … Continue reading Skywatchers, Get Ready: Comet Nishimura’s 400-Year Return Lights Up the Night!