It can be seen every 95,000 years
A Douglas resident says he was delighted to see a 'once-in-a-lifetime' comet and photograph it.
Richard Dickens, who enjoys spotting the Aurora Borealis and astrophotography, told Manx Radio knowing that comet Tsuchinshan—Atlas would be visible, he 'made a plan' at 7:30pm last night and headed west.
He was in Niarbyl when he spotted the 'comet of a century' and he's hoping to see it again on Thursday.
Steam Packet sailings in doubt this weekend
Severe gales on the way
Report published into fatal accident on Mona Manx
Occurred during mooring operations in Chile
Dyslexia support 'has not progressed in over a decade'
MHK seeks backing for committee following Tynwald Day petition
Warning issued for wintry showers and ice
Expect sleet or hail at lower levels and hail or snow over higher ground
