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The timing is favorable because of close approach the comet may reach a brightness that allows visibility with binoculars (e.g. ~ 7×50, 10×50, 15×70 or more to increase your chances) – maybe even the naked eye under dark skies. o
Look after sunset, toward the northwest horizon, the comet moves into the constellation Bootes and near the bright star Arcturus. o
The comet is described as having a greenish coma and potentially showing a tail making it visually interesting ~ however it can be unpredictable, actual brightness and tail length can vary and local conditions (horizon, light pollution, weather matter, etc). o