I went out and looked for it a little while ago (around 9:00pm EST). I figure if
it's visible to the naked eye & can be photographed with a 35mm lens, I should
be able to find it with my binoculars. Once I can find it with binoculars, I'll
get the tripod & camera out.
I can see Orion & the Pleiades fairly clearly (5 of 7 sisters with my "naked"
eye) and those are the constellations I need to guide me to the comet's location.
But no joy so far. I'll have to get away from town & try again.
On 12/11/2018 02:26:29, Larry Colen wrote:
TLDR;
A comet should be (just barely) visible to the naked eye in the next week
https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2018/12/06/a-comet-as-big-as-the-full-moon/?fbclid=IwAR1Z60We9oUo3ly-rNqJ_Sf8z5g-er46Tg2CkOC8hT-1K-TJ8NWkxNN-RR8
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