C/1995 O1 (Hale-Bopp) 25 years Anniversary
Taken by Odd Trondal on May 6, 2022 @ Oslo
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1.picture on 1. April 1997 20:47UT
Exp. and film: 3 min. on Kodak Gold ISO 100. Fujica with 200 mm telephoto lens f/4.5

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Central part of the comet (2' of arc). The head rotate and created a spiral of dust. Time : 19:10UT 24. March 1997 (It was also a lunar eclipse on this night)
Exp. and film: 3 sec. on Kodak Gold ISO 100.

Drawing show approximately what was visible in the ocular at 300X magnification (I am not Leonardo da Vinci).I

Telescope used : 0.61m f/15 (Dronninga) Wikipedia

Odd Trondal Obs.code 238 (Uranium). Oslo Norway
Atom weight Neptunium Isotope 238. Half-life 2 days

Previous images:

Ricky Johnson on April 15, 1997 @ Rome, Ga

Dr. Sebastian Voltmer on April 1, 1997 @ Gornergrat, Switzerland

Dr. Sebastian Voltmer on April 1, 1997 @ Gornergrat, Switzerland

Dr. Sebastian Voltmer on March 29, 1997 @ Sion, Rhône Valley

Frank Sanzone on December 27, 2020 @ Long Island NY

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