The formal (technical) name is C/2012 S1 (ISON) Comet ISON is presently approaching the sun and being closely monitored by astronomers around the world. The reason for the special interest is...Read More
We’re getting up early this week to spot Comet ISON, but so far it’s been cloudy in Auckland. Have you seen Comet ISON yet? It should be visible with binoculars low on the...Read More
Keen to see Comet ISON? Find out where it is in the sky by using Stellarium. Read More
Space.com has compiled these different photos of Comet ISON, each of them taken by one of 8 spacecraft. http://www.space.com/19372-comet-ison-photos-2013-great-comet.htmlRead More
This video from space.com charts Comet ISONs path since it was first discovered. http://www.space.com/20436-comet-ison-s-path-through-the-inner-solar-system-video.htmlRead More