kiwiapple
Well-Known Member
I only learned of this comet's existence the other day (I think it was a surprise to the people who discovered it, too), and I wasn't sure I'd be able to shoot it since it's rumoured to be heading away from the sun and it's only visible for a short time after dusk. But today we had the right conditions (and it's my birthday, to boot) so I gave it a go. I used a Seestar S50 to shoot it, and collected 10 minutes' worth of 10-second exposures to produce this result.
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