INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
first time in 1300 Anno Domini by a group of Chinese astronomers.However, it was officially recognized after it was observed by the French
astronomer Jean-Louis Pons in the 19th century and rediscovered by British American astronomer William Brooks in 1883.The comet was then
April, making it visible to the naked eye.Additionally, in the abrupt absence of sunlight during the total solar eclipse, skywatchers will
have a view of the vast sky, dark enough to observe stars, planets and perhaps the Pons-Brooks comet as it travels through the solar
