Specialists from the Slooh Observatory were able to confirm that the “invisible” comet is really there.
Astronomers from the Observatory Slooh published online the invisible to the human eye comet C/R3 2016.
The first object was noticed by the inhabitant of the Crimea Gennady Borisov in September of this year.
Experts said that in a short space of time the body can approach the Sun and disappear. If this does not happen, it will still remain one of the most challenging observations of comets. It is extremely difficult to consider if the person or device is on the Ground. What is the exact reason is unclear.
C/2016 R3 are discovered during the study of outer space using a telescope MARGO, located in the village of Science. In the future, the object is repeatedly subjected to remote studies, allowing the experts will be able to tell you more about its structure, features, etc.
