I've included lots of "official" claims in this one, starting with an official NASA video of where they think ISON will go, followed by a link to a site that will be updating it's track, and finally two stills to help us understand where it is and where it's going in the solar system, as well as where we can best see it, likely in mid-December. That is if it survives it's near-pass of the Sun. That would leave us with great views in December, right up through Christmas, and then the really scary part, passing through the tail in mid-January 2014.
