| Officially catalogued as C/2014 Q2, discovered last August by Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy.
 
Best viewed around 8 PM before moon rise in the southern sky.
 
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  Located due south around 8 p.m. your local time this week.
 Green Comet Lovejoy Now Visible in 'Heavenly River' of Stars: Where to Look | space.com
 
  
 See Comet Lovejoy at its best | Astronomy Now
 
Green Comet Lovejoy Now Visible in 'Heavenly River' of Stars: Where to Look | space.com
 
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 Look to the skies for Comet Lovejoy - NY Daily News
 
 A photo I took with my SLR.  ISO 800, 23 mm, f/4, 6 sec.
 It was about what I could with 7x35 binoculars.
 The comet should be in the circle.
 When I tried  a telephoto the best I could get was f/6 and the stars movement made them appear as lines.
 
More Links:last updated 12 June 2014Comet C/2014 Q2 Lovejoy  | Hevens-Above.com
 C/2011 W3 (Lovejoy) - Wikipedia
 
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