April Fool's Comet
Want To Watch the Closest Approach of The April Fools' Comet? Watch It Here Now We have been treated to a heart-pounding celestial event recently when an asteroid flew really close to Earth in January, as well as several amazing astronomical sights in February. Some people may even be excitedly waiting for 2022 when the Earth would bear witness to the collision of two stars. Now NASA confirms that we will also get the chance to watch the closest approach of a comet that took more than a century to properly identify - and it is happening on the night of April Fools' Day! All you need to watch comet 41P/Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresák fly by is either a telescope or an internet connection. The April Fools' Comet Comet 41P/Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresák has been dubbed the "April Fools' Comet" but note that the nickname is only for this year's approach. This is because comet 41P only passes by Earth in its travel between Jupiter and the sun...