The comet is clearly discernible even through small telescopes between 4.30 am and 5 am till the first half of August, in the north east direction in the Ursa Major constellation. Neowise will make its closest approach to earth shortly. During the first two weeks of August also, the comet may be clearly perceptible.” Mohan further adds, “One can expect a ghostly, greenish orange splotch to grow brighter in the sky in the coming days. Neowsie was discovered on March 27 this year, and it has brightened as it comes closer to the sun.” Adding that the comet is visible from every part of India, astronomer Dr PK Manoharan adds, “Comet Neowsie might be visible from earth again only after 7,000 years. Instead, the comet, known officially as C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) or just comet Neowise for short is providing an unexpected bright spot in the lives of quarantined astronomers. Already thousands of people around the globe have spotted the comet and are thrilled to see its golden tail that gets brighter as it gets higher in the sky. The comet was first discovered by the NEOWISE space telescope on March 27. JFEATURED, Sky Comments Off Comet NEOWISE has started to offer sky-watchers an awesome spectacle as it is visible to the naked eye in clear and dark predown skies. Even in the first couple of weeks of August, it will be discernible in the Northern Hemisphere. Comet Neowise will be visible in the sky above Britain this month and you dont need a telescope to see it. Amateur astronomer SA Mohan Krishna tells us, “The comet looked stunning through the telescope. Neowise is said to be the brightest comet visible from the Northern Hemisphere. Good news for astronomy enthusiasts! The comet named ‘C/2020 F3’ or ‘Neowise’ is visible through even small telescopes till the middle of August.
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