IN PICS: Comet NEOWISE spotted blazing from the Stonehenge to the Swiss Alps, in skies all over the world

• Incredible images of the Comet NEOWISE show it streaking across the globe in different countries.
  
• From the Stonehenge to the Swiss Alps, the world has its camera trained to the comet’s tails of dust and gas as it makes it close approach.
  
• Comet NEOWISE will be the closest to Earth on July 23 — a mere 101 million kilometers out.
  

The Stonehenge, the Swiss Alps, and even in outer space, Comet NEOWISE has been spotted blazing across the sky all over the world. Skygazers worldwide have their cameras trained to comets streaks across the planet with its two brightly coloured tails of gas and dust.

Satellite data suggests that the comet could even have three tails with a new tail spewing sulphur in the direction of the Sun making it difficult to spot from Earth.

The comet is so bright is it’s expected to be visible to the naked eye for another 15 days. It will be closest to Earth on July 23 — a mere 101 million kilometres out.

Here are xx images of Comet NEOWISE as people catch a glimpse of it streaking the skies in different countries across the globe: