“Another one! New comet could get SUPER-bright”

We’ve been eagerly waiting for bright Comet A3 to grace our skies. And now there’s another comet! On Friday, the ATLAS survey discovered a comet that could appear even brighter than Comet A3, and even brighter than the brightest planet, Venus. Comets are notoriously unpredictable, but early observations suggest it might be bright enough to be seen even in the daytime.
The comet is so new it’s still waiting for its name. But for now it has the designation of A11bP7I. Predictions for the comet have it reaching as bright as magnitude -5 to -7 when it comes closest to the sun, at perihelion, on October 28.









