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C2020F3(NEOWISE)_20200720_Schmitten_EOS60Da_135mm_f2_118x30s_ISO800_turn

C2020F3(NEOWISE)_20200720_Schmitten_EOS60Da_135mm_f2_118x30s_ISO800_turn | C/2020F3 (NEOSWISE) in the early morning of July 21, 2020. After a clear sky finally appeared late last night, I went beyond my comfort zone and drove once again to the parking lot above our cemetery, with a open view to the west and north. The result is this picture with integrated 118x30s, same setting as the nights before. The image is rotated 90° clockwise for display reasons. Almost graphically exact are the tails. Otherwise the comet did not look visually so bright anymore, although one could indirectly guess the insane dimensions. Starting from approx. 1:30 o'clock isolated clouds arose and the horizon haze almost prevented the view of the then also low standing object. - Realized with Pictrs.com
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C/2020F3 (NEOSWISE) in the early morning of July 21, 2020. After a clear sky finally appeared late last night, I went beyond my comfort zone and drove once again to the parking lot above our cemetery, with a open view to the west and north. The result is this picture with integrated 118x30s, same setting as the nights before. The image is rotated 90° clockwise for display reasons. Almost graphically exact are the tails. Otherwise the comet did not look visually so bright anymore, although one could indirectly guess the insane dimensions. Starting from approx. 1:30 o'clock isolated clouds arose and the horizon haze almost prevented the view of the then also low standing object.
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Thomas Grohmann - www.taunuslights.com
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