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nothing a good as Halebop, that comet was amazing to watch in the night sky but this year does look decent to see a few wanderers with good binocs or amature telescopes.
http://www.universetoday.com/107606/comets-prospects-for-2014-a-look-into-the-crystal-ball/
http://www.universetoday.com/107606/comets-prospects-for-2014-a-look-into-the-crystal-ball/
As 2014 opens, most of the half dozen comets traversing the morning and evening sky are faint and require detailed charts and a good-sized telescope to see and appreciate. Except for Comet Lovejoy. This gift to beginner and amateur astronomers alike keeps on giving. But wait, there’s more. Three additional binocular-bright comets will keep us busy starting this spring.
