[ RadSafe ] A brief different sight

[Maury Siskel]

Admittedly off topic, no risk and probably no irradiation here. But take a minute from your shop and enjoy this ....  You'll work better tomorrow.  <g>
http://spaceweather.com
Comet McNaught has continued to brighten as it approaches the sun and it is now the brightest comet in 30 years.  For observers in the northern Hemisphere, tonight is probably the best time to see it:  Go outside this evening and face the sunset. A clear view of the western horizon is essential, because the comet hangs very low. As the twilight fades to black, it should become visible to the naked eye.  Observers say it's a fantastic sight through binoculars.