If you are in the northern hemisphere, you have a once-in-6,800-year
opportunity to observe Comet NEOWISE � with nothing more than your
eyes. (And an alarm clock.)


Facing the Northeastern sky, stretch out your arm and form a fist. Align
lower part of your fist with the horizon. The comet will be visible about
halfway between the horizon and the top of your fist.

To see the comet, go outside early in the morning, about an hour before
sunlight appears on the horizon, and face toward the Northeast. Hold your
fist out at arm�s length (see image, right). Align the lower part of your fist
with the horizon. The comet will be visible about halfway between the
horizon and the top of your fist.
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YouTube Video
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The April 5th, 2020 Northeast Astronomical Forum was live streamed across
the world. All the NEAF Talks were recorded and are available to the public
on YouTube.
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https://www.universalworkshop.com/2020/07/09/comet-neowise/
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https://earthsky.org/tonight/summer-triangle-vega-and-its-constellation-

lyra-2
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David Fuller's YouTube channel.Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE has survived
perihelion with the Sun. Because of it's orbit, this comet will visible in the
morning AND evening sky for a short time only.
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