Last was the closest approach of the comet that has been making the news over the past several days and I didn't think I'd get to see it. However the clouds parted and the amazing Bryce night sky lived up to its reputation. Truth be told, in binoculars it was just a fuzzy green spot, but still cool considering this will be the only time Comet Lulin will be passing us by before leaving the inner solar system for good. It will still visible for the next several nights, so if you can find some dark skies take your binoculars and have a look. Sky and Telescope magazine has a chart showing where to look over the next several nights. I might try to get a photo tonight if it is clear.
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