Comet Catalina - Alkaid - M51
Taken by Paul Klauninger on January 13, 2016 @ Lanark Highlands, Ontario, Canada
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Date Taken: 2016:01:15 22:23:35
 
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Comet Catalina is decreasing in brightness, but remains a nice photographic target. The coma is still easily visible in binoculars, with the dust tail also still discernible, at least in the skies I had that morning. Alkaid is at center left, and galaxy M51 is visible near the top centre.

This image is a stacked two-panel mosaic, taken with a Canon 70D and 135mm lens at F2. The 20 sub-frames were each 6 seconds long at ISO 25600. Shot on a stationary tripod.

Seeing: 6/10

Transparency: 7/10

Temperature: -12.8C
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