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Will the comet tomorrow be in viewing distance?

Started by OneManFreakShow, January 28, 2008, 05:38:59 AM

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OneManFreakShow

If so, I need to get my video camera out. If it hits Earth, which it won't, then I'll get some awesome footage of the last few seconds of the world.

Zovistograt

NASA will be all over it anyway.

Although...I couldn't find it on the list of near-earth objects on their site.  Strange.
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OneManFreakShow

Quote from: Zovistograt on January 28, 2008, 05:53:33 AM
NASA will be all over it anyway.

Although...I couldn't find it on the list of near-earth objects on their site.  Strange.

Probably because it's not near Earth.

Cecil_and_Kain

If it hits earth, play a flute at the last second.

Jono2

venus is in viewing distance all the time.

of course it will be, but probably not without a telescope, at the right time of day, in the right place, etc.

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