Comet 41P
Taken by Mike Broussard on April 1, 2017 @ Perry, Louisiana, USA
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80 x 120 sec @ ISO 3200, Canon T3, IDAS-LPS, Televue TV-85 at F/5.6. Taken from a dark sky location instead of a Bortle Red/White zone like the previous two or three images I posted here. Comet was visible with averted vision in 15x70's but not naked eye. Also, I could not do a short enough exposure to guide on the comet's pseudo-nucleus, or I would have went with even longer exposures. So, 41P is still on the dim side, despite the fact it is closest to Earth right now.
Photographer's website:
http://https://blog.cajunastro.com
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Gorgeous, real-looking image.

DZ
Posted by owleye1 2017-04-01 16:44:06
 
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