The Christmas comet likely refers to a comet that becomes prominently visible around the time of the holiday season, often catching the public’s attention due to its timing and bright visibility. Over the years, there have been several “Christmas comets,” such as Comet 46P/Wirtanen, which appeared prominently in December 2018. These types of comets can occur when their orbits bring them closer to Earth during this time of year, making them bright enough to be seen with the naked eye in some cases. Comets are icy bodies from the outskirts of the solar system that, when close to the Sun, display a visible coma or tail. Observing such a comet during the Christmas season can be a memorable event due to its combination of natural celestial wonder and festive timing.