Comet McNaughts Lengthening Tail!
Taken by Chris Schur on August 25, 2026 @ Payson, Az
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Date Taken: 2026:08:25 09:49:58
 
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-Comet: 220P McNaught -Date/Time Local: 8/25/26 3:15 AM MST -Date/Time UT: 8/25/26 10:15 UT -FOV: 125' x 100' -Orientation: N up -Seeing: 6 -Transparency: 6 -Orig. Scale: 1.6 arcsec/Pixel -Instrument: 10" f/2.9 Newt -Exposure: 1h 15m total LRGB -Camera: Atik 16200 -Location: Payson,AZ Last chance this morning before the full moon washes out sky. Was able to squeeze in 1h 15m of integration in a moonless dark sky this morning. Field here is about 2.5 degrees wide, and comets tail is easily 2 degrees in length. G2V calibration for most accurate colors of stars and comet.
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