A man captured time-lapse footage of a rare comet which won't be seen on earth for another 80,000 years. Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS was spotted by photographer, Rick Clark, 71, on October 13, in Lincoln, Montana. Rick was filming the comet for around 40 minutes from 8:11pm to 8:55pm and said it was "exciting to see". This was the last chance the comet will be visible for another 80,000 years. Rick, said: "It was great that I could see the comet. "It doesn't come around for another 80,000 years so I don't think I will be around for the next one. "It was very exciting to see." 

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彗星在旧金山夜空上的动态视频

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'Comet of the century' captured in time-lapse footage

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