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Comet 10P/Tempel 2 is making a rare return—visible only with binoculars or a telescope—and tonight, July 14th, is your best shot. With a new moon casting no glare, the sky’s dark canvas highlights this cosmic snowball’s fuzzy glow and possible tail. About 10 kilometers wide, it’s a celestial visitor from deep space, best spotted in the southern sky near Capricornus. Head to Arizona’s dark sky preserves like the Grand Canyon or Flagstaff for the clearest view—your chance to witness a cosmic wanderer’s fleeting visit.

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