A newfound comet is turning into a cosmic treat for the New Year as it brightens into a spectacular night sky object as seen in this amazing photo by a Singapore-based astrophotographer.

Comet Lovejoy, also known as “C/2014 Q2,” has been delighting astro-photographers over the past couple of weeks. The icy, green comet, which can still be spotted in the sky near the Pleiades ...

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Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy discovered the new comet — his third discovery — on Sept. 7 toward the southeast of the constellation Orion.

Amateur astronomers and astrophotographers around the globe have been keeping their eyes on the distinctly green glow of Comet Lovejoy, a cosmic object discovered last year that continues to amaze ...

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Comet Lovejoy is already showing off in the night sky. Click to encomanate. Photo by Gerald Rehmann, used by permission 2014 hasn’t even ended yet and we already have one of the best comets of ...

As we wait to find out what if anything survived Comet ISON's brush with the sun, check out this gorgeous image of Comet Lovejoy taken with the Hawaii-based telescope Subaru.

Rosetta's historic 12-year mission 30 photos When Lovejoy first saw the comet, it appeared as a diffuse glow about 4,000 times dimmer than the faintest star visible to the unaided eye.

NASA scientists say the comet, in all its greenish splendor, is easily visible with binoculars and telescopes, and with the naked eye in dark skies. All viewing is weather-permitting; rain is ...

A newfound comet is turning into a cosmic treat for the New Year as it brightens into a spectacular night sky object as seen in this amazing photo by a Singapore-based astrophotographer. Officially ...