Comet last seen by Neanderthals could be visible over the weekend
- Comet A3, discovered by China's Tsuchinshan Observatory and South Africa's ATLAS, last appeared when Neanderthals lived, visiting every 80,000 years.
- It is dubbed "the comet of the century" due to expectations of its brightness and visibility, as noted by astronomers.
- Stargazers can view the comet with binoculars or the naked eye from October 12 to 30, especially as it approaches within 44 million miles of Earth.
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