Comet Neowise Aurora

A rare combination of Northern Lights and Comet Neowise in one shot over Cawston, BC, July 13, 2020

All captured in a single photo !

This comet won't return to our skies for another 6,800 years.

Comets, often nicknamed "cosmic snowballs," are icy, rocky objects made up of ice, rock and dust.

There is "about 13 million Olympic swimming pools of water," in Comet Neowise.

The comet is traveling at about 40 miles per second (that's about 144,000 mph, or 231,000 km/h).