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And the blue color is most likely the result of carbon monoxide and ammonia coming from the comet. Probably either carbon monoxide or ammonia. But it's kind of interesting because this isn't the first color change it's had. And over the next few weeks it's going to become visible to anyone on the telescope or pair of astronomy doctors. So if you're interested you've even got a modest scope, maybe a medium size to a smaller diameter size scope. If you get into a dark location you might be able to see it as it's going overhead. Even astronomy binoculars get those on a tripod and you should be able to see it as well. I haven't mentioned this other one in a while.