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Update on Comet ISON
Update on Comet ISON
Comet ISON will pass within two Sun radii of the Sun's surface in November. But astronomers remain unsure how brilliant it will be.
26 October 2013
Interview with
Matthew Knight, Lowell Observatory
Part of the show Comet ISON is coming!
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