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Comet ISON flies to the Sun for a subsequent collision, which will happen on Thanksgiving 2013. If she survive the collision, it may become one of the most visible 2013 comets. At the moment she is still far away, but her speed impressive – more than 115200km \ h as of September 22. Alberto Kihano from Colombia, shot a 35-minute video about the flight of a comet 22 September Comet ISON is approaching Mars at a speed 115200km \ h “The movement of the comet was clearly visible,” he says. “I used a 14-inch Celestron telescope and STL-1001E SBIG camera. “Comet ISON is currently approaching Mars in eastern sky before sunrise. October 1, she will fly past the Red Planet at a distance of only 0.07 at the AU (astronomical units). Mars rovers are waiting to take a close-up of a comet’s span, NASA reports. In the fourth Thursday November is celebrated Thanksgiving Day in the United States. In 2013, this will be November 28, 2013.
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Mars Sun
