Striking Green Comet Suddenly Visible in Evening Sky
Robert Roy Britt
Nov. 26, 2006

What had been a modest comet seen only with binoculars or telescopes flared up this week to become visible to the naked eye.

Comet SWAN, as it is called, is in the western sky after sunset from the Northern Hemisphere. It remains faint, likely not easy to find under bright city lights but pretty simple to spot from the countryside.

Website: http://space.com/spacewatch/061026_comet_swan.html

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