Comet C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan - ATLAS Tweedledum Cluster and Graf's Cluster in close view.
Taken by Uğur İkizler on November 6, 2024 @
Mudanya - Bursa - Turkiye
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Tsuchinshan - ATLAS, which has been giving beautiful images both in the southern and northern hemispheres in the past two months, has started to move away from our star, the Sun, and then from our Earth, heading deeper into the solar system. As it moved away from us, its brightness naturally began to decrease. It is now almost impossible to see it with the naked eye, even from a very dark place. However, we will be able to see it for a long time to come by photographing it. By mid-January 2025, it will be on the western horizon in the evening and on the eastern horizon in the morning at the end of January. It will probably be photographed until April and May 2025.
From our point of view these days, they are visually close to NGC 6633 Tweedledum Cluster and IC Graf's Cluster. They will be even closer in the next week or so. After about two to three weeks, Tsuchinshan - ATLAS will move away from these two open star clusters.
This photo was taken with a Canon 6D camera with a 135 mm lens from Mudanya - Bursa - Turkey. It was obtained by combining ISO 1600 and 102 60 second exposure times.
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