On Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 7:08:10 AM UTC-4, Carlos E.R. wrote:
On 21/07/2020 22.43, Ennev wrote:
Â*To: Carlos E.R.

I ask, because here it is only visible just before dawn. In a few days
we expect to see it at 22:30 hours (20:30 hours solar time).

In north-america it's now visible in the early evening under the Big
Dipper. Magnitude 6 and under a perfect dark sky human eyes can see up
to 8, so it's very faith and it will get dimmer

Thanks. That figures.

I went out last night (7/21) and got a few more shots between the
clouds. Overall, it was harder to spot, even with binoculars
(binos are fairly small .. probably 5 x 20's?)




Just found this link :
https://earthsky.org/space/how-to-se...020-f3-neowise

Pity that the google Sky Map doesn't have it. Stellarium does, but needs
a computer. The laptop is more cumbersome than the phone to carry.

I have a smartphone App "Night Sky" which has it. Its iOS, but
there might be an Android version too.


-hh