Comet at its closest to Earth before heading out of sight for 6,000 years
Comet NEOWISE, a massive burning “icy snowball,” will be closest to the Earth Wednesday night, before its orbit begins to take it out into the solar system.
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Comet at its closest to Earth before heading out of sight for 6,000 years
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