Science Jul 28 How to spot Comet NEOWISE before it disappears for thousands of years By Isabella Isaacs-Thomas
Science Jul 10 Newly discovered comet is lighting up Earth’s sky Neowise swept within Mercury’s orbit a week ago and now is headed our way, with closest approach in two weeks. By Marcia Dunn, Associated Press
Science Apr 14 Decades since the last great comet show, a promising candidate breaks down The comet, known as C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS), has shown signs of falling apart, and is no longer expected to treat stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere to a spectacular show. By Isabella Isaacs-Thomas
Science Dec 13 You may not even need a telescope this weekend to see this comet Comet 46P/Wirtanen is expected to make an appearance Dec. 14 to 19 that may well be visible even to the naked eye. Photo by Suchart Kuathan/via Getty Images… By Shannon Schmoll, The Conversation
Science Jun 23 Rosetta spacecraft expected to ride comet into the sunset The European Space Agency might land the Rosetta spacecraft on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. By Nsikan Akpan
Jun 14 European comet lander speaks after seven-month hibernation By Kenzi Abou-Sabe On Saturday, Philae, the European Space Agency's comet lander, communicated with its team on Earth for the first time since going into hibernation in November of last year. Continue reading
Nov 17 New photos show Philae’s bumpy comet landing By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy The European Space Agency released the first images of Philae's bumpy landing today. Orbiting spacecraft Rosetta captured the lander drifting across the surface of Comet 67P for half an hour until its first bounce landing. Continue reading
Nov 13 Watch After ambitious but bouncy comet landing, science gains would be ‘bonus’ – Part 2 By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Nov 13 Watch Anchor failure puts Philae lander in a precarious position – Part 1 By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Nov 13 Listen to the ‘song’ of a speeding comet By Margaret Myers The European Space Agency captured the “song” of the comet that was soaring through space at 36,000 mph. ESA detected the sound using several instruments aboard the Rosetta spacecraft, which was speeding alongside the comet. Continue reading