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   Hello Wilfred!   
      
   ** On Wednesday 01.02.23 - 10:17, you wrote:   
      
    WvV> I tried, but wasn't able to spot it. The sky seemed clear   
    WvV> but the moon, light pollution (street lights), and maybe   
    WvV> a bit of a haze made it bad conditions. I wasn't even   
    WvV> able to make out the big dipper...   
      
   The moon was simply too bright. I couldn't make out any of the     
   key constellations either to help pinpoint the comet.  I was     
   curious to know how large the comet+tail must be in relation to     
   other things. It's probably pretty small. I did a prelimary     
   check from my large north-facing sliding door, leaned outside     
   (no portch, so have to hang on the door) ..but it was simply     
   too cold to spend more than 15 seconds scanning the sky.   
      
      
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