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Monsoon clouds may play spoilsport during comet sighting in Mumbai

star-gazing Mumbaikars most likely to miss out on once-in-7,000 years Neowise spectacle

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The comet Neowise seen before sunrise in Bad Woerishofen, southern Germany, on July 12. Pic/AFP

The comet Neowise seen before sunrise in Bad Woerishofen, southern Germany, on July 12. Pic/AFP

A recently discovered comet - that is currently streaking past Earth for the first time in close to 7,000 years, is likely to evade Mumbaikars' vision due to the thick cloud cover playing spoilsport.

Comet Neowise - which will be visible for India starting Tuesday (July 14) - was discovered by NASA's nowise inferred telescope as recently as March 27, 2020, and is known to have an orbital period of 6,800 years, said Arvind Paranjpye, Director of Nehru Planetarium.

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