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  its cloudy where i live. i hope i’m able to see it tomorrow night.
context: I saw it while at Big Bend Natl Park last week.  Big Bend has super dark skies.  Visible with the naked eye,  but not much more than a smudge.   Better with binoculars, but cool nonetheless.   You'll need to go away from cities and towns to see it.  Tonight is max visibility.  Get one of those star gazing apps on your phone to locate it,  it won't be obvious. >
  
  Texas is fucking blanketed in clouds man. So disappointed.
  I’m fully prepared to drive as long as is needed to get out of any potential clouds for next year’s total solar eclipse, however. >
  
  Same here in NC. Daughter and I were super excited to see it but it doesn't look like it's gonna happen this week. We've got a telescope so maybe we can catch it with that if things clear up in a few days. >
  
  I've seen Adventure Time. I know where this is going. >
  
  Came here for this comment ... The Lich and the mushroom war incoming >
  
  The comet approacheth >
  
  Does nobody else remember how Maximum Overdrive started? >
  
  ...or Night of the Comet??? >
  
  We’re going to the mall! >
  
  George Santos, Senior NASA astronomer, claims to be the only astronomer who observed this comet on its previous visit. >
  
  Hope it's ready for disappointment. Maybe the planet will be doing better next time it visits. >
  
  it will be, because humanity will be gone