Earth's night skies are receiving a surprise visitor this month.
Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF has an orbital period of 50,000 years, meaning it hasn't approached Earth since the Upper Paleolithic period, the time of very earlyNot only has the comet not visited in quite some time, but this could also be the last time it comes our way. Its orbit is not closed, meaning it does not return to the same angular position at which it began.
Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF presents an excellent skywatching opportunity for skywatchers of all levels. If you don't have the gear you need , be sure to peruse our guides for the
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