Update Oct 21: the comet tail is still going strong as the moon gives way to darker skies, even as the coma fades. Those with access to dark skies have the chance to see it near the Milky Way over the next few nights. The photos are already looking spectacular!
Join us as an astronomer guides you on how and when to spot the bright comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) in our special Comet Chasing episode for October. We'll provide charts and viewing times for both the northern and southern hemispheres, along with observing tips and techniques. Plus, learn some basic methods for photographing the comet, even using a cell phone.
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00:00 Observing Tips and Techniques
08:36 Northern Hemisphere Charts
10:23 Equatorial Charts
11:05 Southern Hemisphere Charts
12:06 Photography tips