What is approaching the sun now," Bortle told Space.com, “is a modest-size piece of cometary ice and dust with a large freshly exposed portion of surface; one that’s never seen the sun, such that it reacts to sunlight similar in the manner of an Oort Cloud comet like Comet Kohoutek did back in '73. Intrinsically it is probably several magnitudes fainter than we currently assume it to be and may, or may not, be large enough to survive perihelion passage.”
In other words, there’s a chance that Comet ATLAS might completely disintegrate when it arrives at the sun’s vicinity at the end of May.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.space.com/amp/bright-comet-atlas-visibility-april-2020.html
We have not used it in a while but we do have a thread for space stuff, @Grohmanon. Thanks for sharing!