To: green team 1999
Do ya know where or what direction we should be looking and the approximate time in order to catch a glimpse of the comet? Thanks.
54 posted on
04/03/2002 8:03:06 PM PST by
Republic
To: Republic
Look to the northwest, low on the horizon just after dark, as within about 45 minutes, it will set below the horizon. After April 4, however, it will be in the predawn sky in the east.
To: Republic
to the west,about 8pm pacific,but as soon is dark you can try,first find jupiter high in the sky,looking west below you will see 3 stars on line,that is orion,to the right is a bright star and saturn,look lower on the horizon and will find mars and the comet,small binoculars will help.
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