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вЂњK2 is so far from the Sun and so cold that we know for sure that the activity is not due to the evaporation of water ice like other comets,вЂќ said lead researcher David Jewitt of the University of California after observing the Comets with the вЂHubbleвЂ™ Space Telescope in 2017. However, the cometвЂ™s early activity seems to have little to do with the sun. Comet C/2017 K2 was already active when it was discovered in 2017 вЂ“ although it was still 2.4 billion kilometers from the Sun. The coma and the characteristic tail of the comet appear. As a comet approaches the Sun from the frigid outer reaches of the Solar System, the ice warms and sublimates, the comet becomes active and begins to outgas. Comet C/2017 K2 (PanStarrs) broke records upon its discoveryД¬omets are mostly rocks and dust held together by ice. If you donвЂ™t have a telescope but still want to observe the comet, youвЂ™ll find what youвЂ™re looking for on the Internet: The Virtual Telescope Project shows the comet in a live stream, starting on July 15 at 12:15 a.m. Long exposures of the comet should show both the comet and its tail in all their glory. Part of the cometвЂ™s tail may also be visible in the telescope. Skilled observers may be able to see that the coma (mist and dust that collects around the cometвЂ™s nucleus) is larger than that of many other comets.

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Those observing the comet with a small telescope should be able to see a diffuse or fuzzy patch of light (the cometвЂ™s coma) around the nucleus of comet C/2017 K2 in suitably dark skies. Comet C/2017 K2 (PanStarrs): What observers can see in the telescope

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Free astronomy programs and apps such as вЂњStellariumвЂќ, вЂњSkySafariвЂќ or вЂњStar WalkвЂќ can be used to determine the exact position of the comet. Around mid-September, in the dark, it no longer rises far enough above the horizon to be observed well. It stays in the constellation of the Ophiuchus until about the end of July, after which it moves on and is near the star Acrab in the constellation of Scorpio.

When the moon rises after midnight a few days later, the sky is darker and the comet is easier to see.Д«ut how do you find the comet? He can be found in the south after dark.

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However, the best time for observation may not be the day of closest to Earth вЂ“ the day before the largest full moon of the year (a supermoon) is in the sky, making observations difficult because of its brightness. ThatвЂ™s good news for observers in EarthвЂ™s northern hemisphere: With a small telescope, the comet should be visible all summer.

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View photo gallery Comet C/2017 K2 (PanStarrs): When and how to best observe the comet Look into the depths of the universe вЂ“ This is how вЂњHubbleвЂќ sees the universe The comet will reach its closest point to the sun, the so-called perihelion, on December 19, 2022. It will then continue to fly towards the sun. It is now in the inner solar system and is approaching its closest point about 270 million kilometers from Earth. At that time it was between the orbits of Saturn and Uranus вЂ“ about 2.4 billion kilometers from the Sun. The reason: On July 14, 2022, the comet, nicknamed K2, will reach the closest position in its orbit and can then be observed particularly well from Earth.Д¬omet K2 packs a punch: When it was first spotted by the PanStarrs telescope system in Hawaii in 2017, it was thought to be the most distant comet discovered en route to the interior of the solar system. Kassel вЂ“ It was discovered back in 2017, but now comet C/2017 K2 (PanStarrs) is really getting interesting for observers on Earth. Now it is coming close to Earth and can already be seen with small telescopes. (Iconic image) В© IMAGO/maxproД¬omet C/2017 K2 broke records when it was discovered in 2017. Despite its size, it will not be visible to the naked eye. Split K2 will not be as bright as Comet Neowise was seen in the summer of 2020.

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