This is John Bachelor. The Comet's name is Chuchin Shan, Atlas. It is visible to the west in these next several days.

Bob Zimmerman introduces comments on the comet on the comet,

waiting for the scale of the member

the tail flies away because of the solar winds

push it away.

Comets are heavily water. However, I do remind myself having learned it once upon a time about Holly's common

comments are associated throughout time except for maybe the last hundred years.

With the death of kings and the birth of kings and war,

events in the atmosphere come to earth that are not harbingers of good news, very rarely good news.

So we don't believe that anymore.

Here's Bob Zimmerman introducing where to see Comet Chishon Atlas.

More of this tonight.

Yes, this comment was discovered a while back, but it's finally doing its close approach to the sun, and it is brightened significantly, and you know, you can never predict these things.

So I tend to not join in any hype about future comments until they finally do it.

And it appears that comment, Ceaseun-Shan Atlas is going to do it.

It right now is bright, it's naked, I have visibility, and it's in the evening sky on the west and

I've got details on behind the black where to look but basically right now if you

go out in the evening sky in a relatively dark place you should be able to see this

comment for the next week or so after sunset in the west and that's kind of cool

it's you know it's not a common held bop by any means I don't think it's

going to be quite that bright but it's still going to be there and you can see it

and that's a cool thing

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