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MeteorWayne":jj6ufjof said:I finally spotted the comet tonight for the first time in my 7x35 binos at midnight. I never would have picked it up sweeping the sky, a star chart was essential. Really quite diffuse and faint (Of course, this was in my moderately light polluted neighborhood) A good chance to spot it will be on the morning of the 19th when it will be near the "kids", the isosceles triangle of stars just to the right of Capella. I plan to go up to the observatory after moonset for some meteor observing, so may get out the ol' Astroscan 2001; it should be a good instrument for it.
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Would it have been clearly visible to the naked eye on the night of the 14th if i was way out of the city in the woods? I saw something that looked long odd and blurry, but i couldn't figure out if it was some sort of star cluster or what.