CREDITS: My sincere thanks to Mrs. Marla Hampl for the use of her photo with this track and to her photographer.

As you know, Comet Neowise was a southern hemisphere comet with a question if it was going to make it or not. Then as it came closer to the sun, it started to brighten and became visible in the morning skies. However, as it swung around the sun, it brightened to naked eye visibility, and became visible in both hemispheres. Neowise's journey outward made it brighter and with a longer tail. Much surprise to everyone observing it.

This track has a beginning, middle and end... As it first begins, then the middle with a climax as it swings around the sun. Then its ending as it exits our solar system, not to return for over 3000 years.

Enjoy with or without headphones.