Comet Neowise and a planetary get together
Taken by Sean Crane on July 12, 2020 @ Thruscross, North Yorkshire, UK
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Date Taken: 2020:07:13 09:15:34
 
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The UK is at a relatively high latitude and comet grabbers have to face a late night/early morning shift to get a dark sky. This opportunity was too good to miss as a few of the brighter objects of the solar system had a get together ( astronomical distancing applies ). Venus and Uranus were just about to rise as well but in waiting I would have lost Jupiter and Saturn. It was like being sat on Mount Olympus in the realm of the gods. (This is a stitch of 7 frames)
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