Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS), last seen from Earth during the Stone Age, will be visible to Texans in two viewing windows this October. The comet can be seen with the naked eye from a clear sky and without a telescope.
This month, Texans will have the chance to see a rare comet that hasn't been visible from Earth's surface since the Stone Age. Comet C/2023 A3 was discovered in January 2023 by researchers in China and Africa. Now, astronomers predict it'll dazzle the Texas night sky this October. For details on how to spot this celestial phenomenon, keep reading.
Texas man sues USAA over April data breach that affected 32,276 members' personal information Do I need a telescope to view the comet? It's rare to spot a comet from Earth with the naked eye. However, that's what makes this rare comet so special. Even if you don't have an expensive telescope with fancy settings, you'll still be able to see the comet from a clear, cloudless sky. Just make sure there aren't any trees, signs or buildings in the way.
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