‘Halloween comet’ could be visible during daytime this week — here’s the best time to see it
Get Ready for a Spooky Sky Show: Halloween Comet Alert!
A recently discovered comet, C/2024 S1, is making waves as it zooms by Earth just in time for Halloween. Set your alarms for Oct. 24 to catch it low in the eastern sky before sunrise—perfect for some early morning vibes! After swinging around the sun, this cosmic spectacle might even be visible at night, adding some extra spookiness to your Halloween plans!
Daytime Viewing? Yep, You Heard That Right!
NASA's got our backs on this one. This comet could be bright enough to spot during the day for a couple of hours around its closest approach. Just remember, don’t look directly at the sun with binoculars or a telescope—safety first, fam!
Comet Chillin’ with Some Serious History
C/2024 S1 isn't just any space rock; it's believed to be a fragment of the legendary Great Comet of 1106! Imagine, this thing has been cruising through space since way before your grandparents were born. It might give off that same eerie glow that once lit up the night like a full moon—talk about epic history!
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