PRONUSANTARA.COM – Comet Nishimura has stolen the attention of sky watchers since it was discovered on August 11, 2023 by Hideo Nishimura.
In a short 30-second exposure with a standard digital camera, Hideo Nishimura managed to capture the shimmering ball of light that is now rumored to be headed for Earth.
It is stated that Nishimura’s comet will cross the earth on September 12 2023.
In fact, some reports state that this comet can be seen clearly through a telescope.
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Seeing the beautiful celestial phenomenon of the appearance of comet Nishimura, let’s take a closer look at what a comet actually is?
Get to know what a comet is?
Comets are celestial objects consisting of ice, dust, gas and other small particles. They fly in our solar system in different orbits.
Comets have a unique structure consisting of a nucleus, coma and tail.
The nucleus is the solid core of the comet, while the coma is the “atmosphere” of gas and dust that surrounds the nucleus.
The tail is a long trail that forms when a comet approaches the Sun.
How Are Comets Formed?
Comets form in the Oort cloud and Kuiper belt, distant regions of our solar system. They consist of remnants of material left over from the formation of the solar system.
Comets travel towards the Sun when they are disturbed by the gravitational forces of other objects in the solar system.
2023-09-10 11:54:00
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