Der nur einmal in 160.000 Jahren vorkommende Komet G3 ATLAS könnte nächste Woche so hell leuchten wie die Venus. Hier erfahren Sie, was Sie erwartet.

>As of now, there appears to be a three-day window — Jan. 12 through 14 — for observers in the Northern Hemisphere to glimpse G3 ATLAS.
Your first opportunity will come early on Jan. 12. From mid-northern latitudes, the comet will rise about 35 minutes before sunrise and will be positioned 5 degrees directly above the sun at local sunrise. So, beginning about 25 minutes before sunrise, slowly scan/sweep along the east-southeast horizon with binoculars to try and sight the comet.
On the evening of Jan.14 , the comet will set 35 minutes after the sun and at local sunset will be positioned about 7 degrees almost directly above the sun. So, beginning about 10 minutes after sunset, slowly scan/sweep along the west-southwest horizon with binoculars to try and sight the comet.

Saved you a click. It has the potential to be incredibly bright, but through most of its close pass of Earth, it will only be visible from the southern hemisphere.