Comet Leonard has been reported at around magnitude 5.5 to 6 — brighter than that naked-eye threshold if you’re in a dark location with little to no light pollution.

Comet C/2021 A1 (Leonard) is, alas, no exception. But it should be visible in small telescopes and binoculars and quite possibly even dimly to the unaided eye in the Northern Hemisphere's pre-dawn ...

Comet Leonard seems to be brightening before even reaching its closest approach of 57.2 million miles from our star. Despite this brightening, it is still best viewed with a telescope or a pair of ...

The Christmas Comet hasn't been near Earth in over 70,000 years but will be visible this year until Christmas. Here's how to see comet Leonard.

Comet Leonard will be visible in the late mornings as it approaches Earth through Dec. 12. Then, it will disappear for a few days, hidden by the sun's glare, ...

Comet Leonard—the hoped-for bright “Christmas Comet”—is reported to have brightened yesterday. Here's how, when and where to see it by the astronomer who discovered it.

Comet Leonard, also known as C/2021, will make its closest approach to Earth on Dec. 12, according to NASA. The comet was discovered earlier this year by astronomer Gregory Leonard, hence its name.

Comet Leonard is photographed from Savannah, Ga., between 5 and 6 a.m. on Wednesday. Patrick Prokop/HeavenlyBackyardAstronomy Less than a year ago, when Comet ...

Comet Leonard will make it closest approach to Earth on December 12, coming within 21 million miles (34 million kilometers) of our planet. Then, it will sweep by Venus on December 18.

Comet Leonard, which has been a visual treat for astronomers for several weeks, is on its way out of the solar system—but it might still be possible to catch a glimpse of it depending on one's ...

Comet Leonard is photographed from Savannah, Ga., between 5 and 6 a.m. on Wednesday. Less than a year ago, when Comet Leonard was first discovered, it was still an incredibly dim and obscure ...

There is a new comet in town, and December is your only chance to see it before it disappears forever. Astronomers say that Comet Leonard is our best and brightest comet to see in 2021.