Will it be the comet of the century, or will it essentially fail as it zips closer to the sun?

Astrochemists are not certain what will happen to Comet ISON, which has produced more than enough buzz since it was ran across by Russian stargazers something like a year back.

In view of ISON's size and splendor at an incredible separation from the sun, its given sky-watchers bounty to be amped up for.

it was stated that the point when cosmologists anticipated how it might light up when it got closer to the sun at finish of November, the numbers were revealing to it could be as splendid as the moon.

If the comet does survive its approach to the sun, it could give a dazing show on Earth.

Be that as it may he cautions a considerable measure could change before then.

As the ice dissolves, the comet will discharge dust which gives its tail.

He said if ISON does survive, it could be obvious in the unanticipated morning sky in November and December.

Just soon after 7 a.m. in the morning, we'll have the capacity to look in the east and see a comet with a tail, it was said.

Contrasted and unique assesses, ISON is now dimmer than envisioned.

All things considered, the suspicion encompassing ISON is comparable to the fervor going before comet Kohoutek in 1973.