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Photograph of the Eclipse Comet of 1948 taken on November 13, 1948, taken by V.P. Victor at Harvard Observatory’s southern station in Boyden, South Africa. Courtesy of Harvard University.
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Photograph of the Eclipse Comet of 1948 taken on November 13, 1948, taken by V.P. Victor at Harvard Observatory’s southern station in Boyden, South Africa. Courtesy of Harvard University.
2024 To See A Comet and Solar Eclipse Meet
When a total eclipse happens, the world changes — day suddenly becomes night, and the stars appear. A cold wind picks up and the birds fall silent. Time seems to stop. And this year, there will be a special visitor: Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks will appear not far from the eclipsing sun. It’s rare that a bright comet approaches the Sun during a total solar eclipse, but that’s exactly what will happen…
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