Therefore, the celestial object was named in honor of both observatories.
Yet unfortunately, the comet wont be visible in daylight hours, except at twilight.
Typically, a comet would have to reach a magnitude of 6 to 10 to be seen in daylight.
Asked what is the most special about Tsuchinshan-ATLAS comet,Gerald mentioned its dustiness.
Dust is much easier to see with the naked eye than an ion tail, he explained.
The best time to see it will be between October 12 and 14.
You will find the comet very low in the western sky one hour after sunset, he shared.
But with a 200mm, f2 lens at 1/8s exposure you might really start to see it.
This comet is going to make for some really cool images as it gets closer to the sun.
We honestly dont know.
People from all around the world were mesmerized by this rare celestial visitor
