Comet nishimura will be visible in the sky tonight 12th sept will come against after 437 years

Tonight the sky is going to witness an incident that occurs once in 437 years. A comet Nishimura, a comet named Nishimura, will reach the closest to the Earth tonight. The special thing is that for the first time this comet was known last month. Today i.e. on September 12 and September 13, it is expected to see it. The next time this opportunity will come after 437 years. There is no telescope to see the comet. It can be seen with naked eyes, provided you have at least pollution. The sky should be clean and the lights are negligible.

Astronomers believe that Nishimura has been produced in Oort Cloud, the Oort Cloud, who is present in the remote of our solar system. It is considered to be the area of ​​many icy objects. The scientific name of Nishimura comet is C/2023 P1. It will pass close to the Sun on 17 September via Earth.

The time is the best time to witness such incidents till sunrise. The deeper and dark night the night will increase the chances of seeing the comet and its brightness.

News agency AP Report It is said that the best time to see the comet is about 90 minutes before the sunrise. It can also be seen with naked eyes, but if you have a telescope, the experience will be better.

The comet is named after the amateur astronomer Hideo Nishimura. He discovered it the last month. It is said that the last time this comet came to our planet in the 1500s. The next time it will be seen in the year 2450. There is also a possibility that it can be completely over when it approaches the Sun due to its heat. When this happens, comet Nishimura will never be seen again.