COMET C/2020 T2 SPOTTING

 


Spotting the Comet C/2020 T2

By Ramesh S Krishna

It was a clear Morning & I was looking at the sky. Then randomly I spotted a Comet-like thing. I took a photo of it. Then it disappeared below the Horizon. The timing I spotted it was around 9:56AM IST. 


First, when I spotted it, I thought it was a cloud shaped thing like a comet. Though I did some research on it, I couldn't know what it was. I sent it to my Favorite Priyadarshan Sir. He did research on it  & said it was the comet 'C/2020 T2'. This is how it looked.







After reading this, You would also think to spot the comet. So here are the steps to spot a comet.

  • Keep regularly checking Stargazing apps & Websites
  • Look at the sky accordingly
  • Take a photo if at all you spot something strange.
  • Research on it
  • A comet may appear in any direction & any time


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