The BIGGEST COMET in decades
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2023
- This new comet will outshine all the brightest stars in the night sky. This comet was first found in 2023 by Atlas Robotic Early Warning System.
This system is designed to detect NEOs - Near Earth Objects and provide us with an early warning system.
Later we discovered that the Chinese Observatory Tsuchinshan took pictures of this comet. So they named
Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS with a designation C/2023 A3. That means it is a non-periodic 3rd Comet found in 2023 in the first half of January.
This comet may visit our Earth every 80,000 years based on initial observations.
It is fast approaching our Earth despite being quite far from us. At this moment, it is 6.3 astronomical units from the Sun. An astronomical unit means the distance from Sun to Earth 150 million kilometers or 93 million miles. At this time, light takes 52 minutes and 27.0362 seconds to reach us from the Comet.
On Sunday, October 13th, 2024, it reaches the closest point to the Earth, 0.47 Astronomical units or 44,258,636 miles from the Earth.
The current Magnitude of this comet is 17.71 - only highly powerful telescopes can see it. It is approaching at a speed of 80.74 kilometers per second towards Earth. By the time it reaches October 2024, it will become as bright as 0.30 magnitude, which might outshine any shining star in the night sky.
Comets are unpredictable. We had our fair share of excitements and disappointments from the recent comets. I hope this comet, by October 2024, will outshine the morning sky and give us some dazzling views.
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When Halley's Comet passed earth in 1986 it was visible most nights without a telescope, it's magnitude back then was 2, so it's fairly safe to say that a magnitude of 0.3 will make this comet very easy to see.
Yes.. much brighter
Fascinating to contemplate such a Comet ☄️..thanx Ray!
Good video Ray! Thank you
Absolutely!
Thank You Ray 🙏💜
You are welcome!
Ohhhhh my goodness, comets are sooooo beautiful. So no matter the distance and magnitude now, I say it's soooooo beautiful 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩💯👍 thanks Ray!!! 🙌😀🥰🌷💃
Thank you! Cheers! May! We shall see if this one keeps going with the expectation!!
Thanks! Ray Can't wait for it.🌠
Thanks Brent!
Great Ray thanks
Thanks AL!
Omg I can't wait!! :D
good looks ray sounds like we will be getting some more good footage
I am working to take a picture as early as possible Nicholas! I will show you all some early footage!
Great Video and wonderful information.
Hopefully it’s not going to break apart...
It’s nice to watch the seasonal sand sized particles giving a light show but rather avoid any complications. LOL
Wow they sure have found a lot of new ones in the past year!
This is supposed to get very bright Kym! Let's see!
Thanks Ray.
You are welcome Ron!
Even if it’s a new comet, never been to the inner solar system, it could still be very bright. Comet Arend Roland in 1957 was a new comet and was pretty bright, as well as comet Mcnaught in 2007 which reached a -5 magnitude. So there always a chance
That's a new comet, Nibiru is here...
I think nibiru is a planet and not a comet. They are two different things. But nibiru is not established as a fact, it's just a hearsay.
@@mayvelynbalo8288 ,I Searched And Learned All About Nibiru For 2 Years,and Still Curious,But I Dont Believe It Anymore,I Dont Do Aliens At All,Just Need More Proof,lol..But Theres Some Amazing Things Going On In Our Skies,and I Do Believe The Bible,God Bless🙏🏻❤️🌏✨🔭
Can't wait
Omg literally can’t wait
Awesome ☄️👍🏻
Thanks 10,000Lakes B.C!!
Ray, is it possible that this comet will be a magnitude of .3? This would be the star of the show. Very educational and thank you so much for sharing.
Also, don't forget the solar eclipse!
Thanks....Ron & Maryellen
Hope I don't miss this one, long wait for another pass!!
Nice
C’est quoi le logiciel..? Merci
I will speak now: this comet might actually get much brighter than even expected. I'm not saying this bc of data but for another reason, the solar maximum. The maximum is next year, and the solar winds will be very strong.
So this comet is going in between the sun and the earth
New comet yayyy!!! ✨
Yes Sheela!
Mmmmmm....... something a bit iffy about this. They didn't miss a word off the description? A Comet Planet? AKA Nibiru.
Which part of the sky will it be visible in?
I am betting it on the early morning sky just before Sun raises. It is supposed to get brighter at the time it is coming out of Southern Hemisphere
Morning or night? When’s it showing up?
Morning
If they are so unpredictable how can you track them? How do you know exactly where its going to be a year from now etc? I'm just wondering, trying to learn i shoud say! lol
Unpredictable presumably refers to the brightness, not the orbits. A few days of observation is enough for its orbit to be determined. Comets are unpredictable in the sense that they could break up and not give us a show, or on the other hand be wonders of a lifetime.
@@Mr.Volcanoes22 Ok thanks for clearing that up for me, It was kinda contradicting too me.. lol
Don't forget to look up tonight for the "in moon orbit" fly by, and the 28th+ alignments.
Hi Drake, yes. Thanks!
nothin tops 'hale bopp' ...
I agree! I was fortunate enough to be in the Arizona desert when it was visible. I'll never forget that.
Nice 😇
Thanks Maximus!
im here before 2024
Caption for video says "comet WILL outshine all the brightest stars in the night sky."
Narrator says "which MIGHT outshine any shining star in the night sky."
Which is it? I always follow this channel for Ray's wonderful factual information. This seems to be quite speculative.
I tried to statistically look it at Doug! We don't know yet since these are still based on predictions. We are talking 80,000 years which is also a prediction. If this comet never came close to Sun before and this is the first time, it might not get as bright as we predict. If this is infact a periodic comet, it will get much brighter. That's what we DON'T KNOW
@@RaysAstrophotography Thanks, Ray. I guess I'm scared it won't happen (again), and based on my last 15 months of weather here in my part of Australia, it will probably be cloudy when the comet turns up, anyway! I appreciate you replying and do enjoy your channel
Hi Doug! You have more chances to capture this than anyone in one in the Northern Hemisphere. Looks to me there is some partiality how the science is publishing. Just keep tabs on this thing. You might get lucked out
@@RaysAstrophotography I will do.
I'm sure it will get bright, it will get very close to the sun
This the one y'all....
So where abouts do we from Down Under look, this is me 16.9203° S, 145.7710° E , Cairns (Australia) is 1,169.43 mi (1,882.02 km) south of the equator, Cheers.
You need to look up RA and DEC. Not the latitude and longitude. I love your car in the profile Stew!!
Hopefully I can spot this in California 🌌☄☄☄
Possibly you can DN!
But Comets Are Soooooooo Unpredictable,And You Never Know If It Survives Its Solar Vacation😂😂😂,I Still Dont Have My 1st DSO With My New DS Set Up😢..I Hope The “Green” 😂😂😂Their All Green,Comet Makes It❤❤❤God Bless and Clear Skies Ray
So true Jan!
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Thanks BA!
Peter Coyote narrating 👍🙂
He's dead.
No he's 81🙂
@@craigbrown2952 Sorry, wrong Peter, the guy who did forensic files is dead.
Shhh everyone go back to sleep now.
Ray, I've been following your channel since you started more or less. But I have to say this auto voiceover thing is a step backwards. Just my opinion & feedback. The voice saying "If you click the like & subscribe buttons I guarantee you will see the comet with the naked eye", etc, I think gives your great channel a tacky, cheap feel. I'm not being crticial, more concerened really that your really good channel could be taking a step backwards.
Best, Holloman
Thanks Holloman for the feedback. I lost my voice for a STREP THROAT this weekend. Besides that excuse, I am only doing this where I can't put myself. Just a mix and match. Nothing concrete.
@@RaysAstrophotography Hope you feel better soon, Ray :)
@@RaysAstrophotography get well soon! I have to say I don't like the voice over one bit and am glad it's due to illness. Not glad you're ill but you know what I mean. I could watch several bot or computer generated channels but I don't and I won't. I thought this very strange and even looked at the channels name twice to make sure I was correctly here. Clear skies and a clear throat!