The comet neowise It passed at its closest point to Earth and many were able to see it, but in case you missed it, here we have it for you.
Everyone is talking about this celestial body, whose scientific name is C/2020 F3, as it will approach our planet again in approximately 6,800 years.
That is why millions of people around the world took out their cell phones and professional cameras to photograph it or make videos of its passage through the earth on July 23, 2020.
This is how some Internet users captured Comet Neowise
This is how it was seen in the capital of our country…
In La Rioja, Spain
England over Stonehenge
At Gantheaume Point, Australia
Fort Steele Heritage Town, Canada
Roque de los Muchachos European Observatory on the Canary Island of La Palma
In Galway Bay, Ireland
Yellowstone National Park, USA
At the Gnifetti Hut, a famous retreat in the Italian Alps
Bayern, Germany
In Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
And the napa. We don’t know where in the world this beautiful photograph was taken, but we couldn’t leave it off the list…
Comets are objects that belong to the solar system and move around the Sun following very elliptical orbits. They are composed mostly of dust and ice, which when heated by the sun form their characteristic tails.
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