an amateur, caught isom today. >> mike, isom went by, what can sky watchers expect next? >> the comet is there, dust is there. the nucleus isn't nearly as broit as it was. so -- bright as it was. so it's really too early to tell. i doubt we're going to see a really super-bright comet like they were predicting earlier. >> and mike this is kind of dicey, because we didn't find out until a short while ago that it actually survived. >> as of 20 minutes ago, all the reports had said it had died. and it was already expected to show up on this camera and it didn't show up and i it was really dim before it went in or dimmed a lot before it went in. and i got several e-mails from the top astronomers an the letter -- on the alert list saying it was gone. and then images showed up and there's clearly something left. >> isom, are we going osee something else and if so, what will we see? >> the best predictions is we could see a comet as bright as a moon, which men's it was a naked eye comet, about half hour before dawn you would see this ball in the die and a really long tail that co

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