Comet 67P activity.

[Matt Scunthorpe]

Looks like the comet is becoming more and more active now, hopefully they will be able to find out where the probe landed as it might start to get more sunlight.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-32380793

Really fascinating stuff, and hopefully Rosetta will capture a lot more images

Matt.

[Jonk]

I've been watching with great interest.

I have the date of perihelion in my diary, hopefully it'll be a clear night! 

[BobSki]

Are we likely to be able to see it then? if so, what equipment will you use?

[Matt Scunthorpe]

Here is an article on observing it, plus a little diagram showing how it is crossing the sky.

http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/rosettas-comet-campaign-wants-you04152015/

Matt.

[Jonk]

Possibly very early in the morning, pre sunrise on most days in the summer months.

I'll certainly going to attempt to image it if I can, but it won't rise much above 15 degrees or so before the sun pops up.