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A new moon on the evening of April 27 will make the comet easier to see. The remnant will be easier for those in the Southern Hemisphere to see in May, according to The Planetary Society.

A new moon on the evening of April 27 will make the comet easier to see. The remnant will be easier for those in the Southern Hemisphere to see in May, according to The Planetary Society.

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