Comet Tracker: Monday Brings Best Chance To See A Comet And Meteors

Comet C/2025 R3 (Pan-STARRS) has passed perihelion and is fading, but it may still be visible in the pre-dawn sky on April 20.

Observers can look low in the east near the Great Square of Pegasus and Pisces, with binoculars helping the view.

The comet’s visibility window is short before it sinks back into solar glare.

Meanwhile, the Lyrid and Eta Aquarid meteor showers have begun, adding to the early spring skywatching season.