Naked-eye comet on the way
Taken by Michael Jaeger, Gerald Rhemann on March 23, 2026 @ Weißenkirchen, Austria
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One week after the full moon in April, Comet C/2025 R3 Panstarrs is expected to become visible to the naked eye. On March 23, it reached a magnitude of 7.8 for the first time, and its brightness has increased significantly in recent weeks. It will not reach its perihelion—nor its closest approach to Earth—for another month. The image was taken with an 11"RASA and a color CMOS camera
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