Skywatchers, Get Ready: Comet Nishimura's 400-Year Return Lights Up the Night!
Comet Nishimura is a celestial wonder not seen for over 400 years.
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Hides Nishimura, a novice Japanese astronomer, first spotted this comet in mid-August
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NASA suggests the best viewing times are near sunrise or sunset.
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The International Astronomical Union confirmed the comet's discovery.
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The comet's visibility might diminish as it approaches the Sun in early September.
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Notable comet hunter, Michael Jäger, has captured breathtaking images of Comet Nishimura.
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Comet Nishimura is set to venture back to the outer solar system after its close encounter with the Sun.
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The comet was discovered using a standard DSLR camera, showcasing the potential of amateur astronomy.
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