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    Comet Leonard steals the show

    Feb 06, 2022 2 minutes
    by David Seargent
    Photo by Gerald Rhemann.

    All comet observers agree that the objects of their interest are unpredictable, and this was certainly demonstrated by when it emerged into southern skies in December and January. Frequently, a predicted spectacle turns out to be less impressive

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