David's Images of the Day Photoblog
Views of the sun, moon, and stars
The comet and tail keep getting smaller and fainter. The estimated magnitude of the comet was +7.9. The Stellina telescope did not use a filter and the Vespera II telescope was fitted with a CLS (city light suppression). The CLS filter causes a colored tint to the image.
The comet and tail keep getting smaller and fainter. The estimated magnitude of the comet was +7.8. The Stellina telescope did not use a filter and the Vespera II telescope was fitted with a CLS (city light suppression). The CLS filter causes a colored tint to the image.
The comet and tail keep getting smaller and fainter. The estimated magnitude of the comet was +7.6. The Stellina telescope did not use a filter and the Vespera II telescope was fitted with a CLS (city light suppression). The CLS filter causes a colored tint to the image. I’m not including images from the Vespera Classic, or Vespera Passengers telescopes that were fitted with Dual (H-alpha, O-III) interference filters for the emission nebula being observed later in the night.
The comet and tail keep getting smaller and fainter. The estimated magnitude of the comet was +7.5. During the night, the battery for the Vespera-Pro telescope ran out, and would not recharge it via the USB-C port. Without power, I was unable to download the images of the comet from this telescope.
Skipped a night because of clouds. The comet and tail keep getting smaller and fainter. The estimated magnitude of the comet was +7.3.
