Episode Synopsis "SH028 - Find Comet LINEAR 252P"

In this episode of Star Hopping, we'll show you how to find a new visitor to our solar system, Comet LINEAR. Then we'll find the planets Mars and Saturn, close by the comet in the early morning sky.

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