P558ORACLE 558 Mon 2 Dec C4 1700:05  . The EXCLUSIVE 2/3    .   COMET-SP/TTING GUIDE * Note: The comet has ARIES * no tail at the moment * Comet ‖ . PLEIADES . . * ** ** . . . ↑ . ↑ N . Nath Look towarbs . * TAURUS the south at 7.30pm or later Aldeberan . and follow our * guide to find . . the comet. More details >>>>>> Weather F'casts - 161(ITV) & 209()TV

P558ORACLE 558 Mon 2 Dec C4 1701:50   1/3      with Dr Dave Whitehouse HALLEYWATCH...HALLEYWATCH...HALLEYWATCH Once in a lifetime you will see Halley's Comet and ORACLE has a handy guide to seeing it daily. The guide helps you keep track of it through the night sky - essential since the comet is so faint. In the coming weeks we'll be telling you about the views that the few who managed to get British Airw!ys Comet Halley seats got, and keeping you abreast of the latest information on the probes due to rendezvous with Halley in March. Where to find the comet >  Kids index 550 Tea time quiz 559

P558ORACLE 558 Mon 2 Dec C4 1703:27   3/3      with Dr Dave Whitehouse HALLEYWATCH...HALLEYWATCH...HALLEYWATCH MAP EXPLANATION (from previous page) Aldeberan appears rebdish because it's a red giant star 36 times larger than our sun. It's 64 light years distant. The Pleiades star cluster known as the seven sisters is 500 light years away. Halley is just detectable below Aries. Try to find Aldeberan first and then the shimmering Pleiades. /verhead at about 7.30pm is the square of Pegasus into which Halley will pass. With binoculars you should be aale to make out the fuzzy spot of the comet. more follows >  Kids index 550 Tea time quiz 559