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Comets

This table shows the brightest currently observable comets. Click on the name of the comet to get more details, including finder charts.

Comet	Brightness	Date of last reported observation	Angular separation from Sun	Altitude	Azimuth	Constellation
8P Tuttle	9.5	2021-Oct-13	35°	-53.5°	105° (ESE)	Hydra
67P Churyumov-Gerasimenko	10.0	2021-Oct-16	111°	40.8°	83° (E)	Gemini
C/2019 L3 ATLAS	10.6	2021-Oct-17	96°	31.3°	58° (ENE)	Lynx
29P Schwassmann-Wachmann 1	10.8	2021-Oct-17	130°	61.9°	82° (E)	Auriga
C/2017 T2 PANSTARRS	11.4	2021-Oct-04	52°	-64.4°	232° (SW)	Scorpius
6P d'Arrest	11.5	2021-Oct-10	89°	-24.7°	247° (WSW)	Sagittarius
C/2020 T2 Palomar	11.8	2021-Oct-10	50°	-60.3°	270° (W)	Ophiuchus
4P Faye	12.5	2021-Oct-16	108°	33.7°	96° (E)	Gemini
C/2017 K2 PANSTARRS	12.8	2021-Oct-15	61°	-24.6°	323° (NW)	Hercules
57P du Toit-Neujmin-Delporte	12.8	2021-Oct-19	67°	-41.6°	270° (W)	Sagittarius
C/2021 A1 Leonard	12.9	2021-Oct-17	54°	-8.9°	36° (NE)	Ursa Major
7P Pons-Winnecke	13.3	2021-Oct-04	118°	1.5°	215° (SW)	Grus
19P Borrelly	13.6	2021-Oct-09	107°	-9.5°	207° (SSW)	Grus
C/2019 T4 ATLAS	13.8	2021-Oct-09	40°	-42.1°	96° (E)	Hydra
132P Helin-Roman-Alu	14.1	2021-Oct-15	157°	41.3°	230° (SW)	Pisces
C/2020 PV6 PANSTARRS	14.2	2021-Oct-10	46°	-35.0°	335° (NNW)	Hercules
C/2019 F1 ATLAS-Africano	14.9	2021-Oct-09	86°	-28.9°	197° (SSW)	Octans
284P McNaught	14.9	2021-Sep-21	132°	17.6°	235° (SW)	Aquarius
246P NEAT	14.9	2021-Oct-06	81°	-32.8°	248° (WSW)	Sagittarius
108P Ciffreo	15.4	2021-Oct-14	105°	36.8°	78° (ENE)	Gemini
C/2021 K1 ATLAS	15.5	2021-Oct-14	153°	36.7°	211° (SSW)	Cetus
C/2020 F5 MASTER	15.6	2021-Oct-12	120°	5.0°	233° (SW)	Piscis Austrinus
117P Helin-Roman-Alu 1	15.8	2021-Oct-04	18°	-72.5°	352° (N)	Libra
C/2018 U1 Lemmon	15.9	2021-Oct-08	41°	-63.7°	291° (WNW)	Ophiuchus
C/2021 E3 ZTF	16.0	2021-Oct-09	76°	-20.0°	297° (WNW)	Ophiuchus

Warning!
Never attempt to observe objects close to the sun without taking the proper precautions. In particular, never point optical instruments near the sun and look through them, or you risk permanent eye damage or blindness.

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