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Comet Holmes brightens, taking it from obscurity to high visibility

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: A comet that until recently was invisible to the naked eye has become a shining star in the night sky, easily seen even through the bright lights of the Pittsburgh region.

Posted by Physics Today on October 30, 2007 10:50 AM |

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