Comet Neowise, discovered in late March by a space telescope, is going to be visible with the naked eye from anywhere in the UK for the rest of July, astronomers say. The comet Neowise over Lebanon in an image shared by Nasa as their picture of the day todayThe comet Neowise viewed from Brancaster beach, in Norfolk, on July 6. 'Comet NEOWISE has brightened to magnitude 1 taking it easily in to the realms of naked eye visibility,' according to CometWatch. The comet C2020 F3 NEOWISE is seen above the horizon from Brancaster beach, Norfolk UK, July 6 2020. According to astronomers this is the brightest and first real 'naked eye' comet visible in the northern hemisphere in about seven years.

Source: Daily Mail July 07, 2020 16:55 UTC