Comet 2019 Y4 Atlas
Taken by Constantine Emmanouilidi on March 30, 2020 @ Magnisia, Thessaloniki, Greece
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Date Taken: 2020:04:04 17:27:00
 
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This starless image of the comet was made at the 30th of March from my robotic observatory in Thessaloniki Greece. The comet gets brighter and shows a small tail as well and it's a really nice view through my 12" SCT telescope. Since there is a lockdown in Greece because of the Corona-Virus, I feel very lucky to have a robotic observatory and so it happens to have a comet to image through April as it will get brighter! This image was made while tracking on the comet and imaging through RGB filters on an SBIG STF-8300 CCD camera. Exposure times were 240s in order to capture the tail of the comet which is somewhat elusive.
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