Can Comet Atlas (C-2019) Dust Tail directly intersect Earth for a day or two while it hits ecliptic?

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This is a view from the center of the Earth of Atlas on June 1, 2020.

In 3d, Atlas would be closer to us than the Sun on that day, 0.9 AU from us.

The Ion tail would be shooting from Atlas drawing a direct line from the Sun to Atlas and on from there (from Atlas on the Ion tail goes straight). That does not seem to be the problem.

The DUST tail however curves from Atlas toward the Earth in on this day, a couple days before, and after. See link below:

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The DUST tail has a curve to it that trails from a path starting in the same as the ION but then going about 30 degrees and more deviated from that.

See this diagram: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

Tails have been know to extend 3 AU from comets putting the tail in the range of Earth in such a case. The dust tail from Atlas would get to Earth in the first link if you imagine the tail curving from Atlas to you the viewer. That is roughly the track while it is crossing the ecliptic (yellow line in the first link).

[link to ssd.jpl.nasa.gov (secure)] fastforward to June 1 on this.

This is just a query asking if this makes sense - that the Atlas tail may engage Earth here.