Catch a glimpse of Comet ISON as it zips toward the sun tonight, live online.
Comet ISON is still too dim to be seen with the naked eye, but on Friday night, you can watch the ball of ice and rock hurtle through space, even if you don't have a telescope handy.
At 10:30 p.m. PDT, the website Slooh.com will stream video of the comet directly from its wide field telescopes in the Canary Islands, and you can watch it right here.
Slooh is billing the broadcast as "Comet ISON Meets Mars" because from our perspective on Earth, the comet will appear to be very close to Mars -- just 1 degree apart from the red planet.