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13P/Olbers, a 69-year comet, is visible in binoculars during late evening twilight.
13P/Olbers, a rare comet making its rounds once every 69 years, is now visible in binoculars during late evening twilight from a reasonably dark sky.
Discovered by German astronomer Heinrich Olbers in March 1815, this comet has been tracked at every visit.
Easily visible in 10x50 binoculars, it appears as a small, fuzzy blob of light with a brighter center and a short, faint tail pointing northeast.
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13P/Olbers, un cometa de 69 años, es visible con binoculares durante el crepúsculo vespertino.