Comet Jacques (C/2014-E2)

(Before It's News)

Discovered only in March of this year, Comet Jacques (C/2014 E2) is already expected to reach magnitude +7 or more by mid-July. If this were the case, then it should be fairly easy to spot with nothing more than a keen eye and a pair of binoculars. Further to that, some folks are even predicting that Jacques could become a magnitude +3 object which we’ll be able to see with the unaided eye.

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