There’s a delight waiting for you in the night sky. Comet A3 has been visible in the early night sky for the past several nights. C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS), which measures about 2 miles in diameter, is passing about 44 million miles from Earth. To see it, look toward the western horizon about 45 minutes after sunset. It should be visible for the next week or two. Comet A3 was just discovered last year, and there’s a pretty good reason: It only comes this close to Earth every 80,000 years!
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Chris is a native of Red Wing, MN. He became interested in radio after visiting the local station with a friend while in junior high. Hosting the high school radio show and then a part time job followed. In college he interned at a few stations in Minneapolis, worked part time at a few others in Wisconsin. His first full time gig was at the old KZIO in Duluth. Since then he's worked radio gigs all over the place and managed to make money with a career in the Coast Guard. He enjoys canoeing/kayaking, back country camping, sailing and spending time with family and friends. He has a Captain's license and would be happy taking you and your friends sailing on the lake.