Tonight you can see the green kite from Spain. The star is heading towards the confines of the solar system and right now it is very close to our planet. Well, he’s closer than ever. Specifically, to 42 million kilometers away. This comet has not been seen since over 50,000 years ago. That is, since the Neanderthals were on planet Earth.
This Thursday you will be able to see its green hue and a anti tail. The best time to view it will be before sunrise. That is to say, before sunrise. As with meteor showers, when viewing the comet it is important to take into account a series of tips.
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go to a place away from light pollution. Consult the interactive map of this link to check the areas where the light does not bother.
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go to places with clear skies to avoid the existence of clouds. Check their presence in the windy’s website
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Do not stand in an area with obstacles, such as trees, plants, or buildings.
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Avoid directing your gaze to the areas of the sky where the moon is.
Source: Lasexta
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