I had trouble seeing it today, only in the 15x70mm bino; couldn't see it naked-eye at all. Any cloud will make it difficult or impossible. Patrick has a good strategy for daytime observation: Note what time it transits from your location. Then you just sweep in RA on the meridian until you pick it up. Kim, plug-in the orbital elements from the Harvard site that Daniel and Patrick posted, into your planetarium program. Then you can pin-point the comet for any time, on any day. I did this today and now I'm set, until it fades completely away. --- Kim <kimharch@cut.net> wrote:
Am I too late to try to see it in daylight, assuming that it's clear tomorrow? Where should I be looking? I tried today, but I don't think I was looking in the right place.
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