#GreenComet2023 will be visible-ish again Friday & Saturday evening (with binoculars or a telescope)

From the article:

"To spot the #comet as it passes #Mars, viewers in the northern hemisphere should face west after the sun has set and locate Mars as an orange point of light to the right of the #Orion constellation. The comet should be just one degree above the planet next to the #Auriga constellation"

https://www.livescience.com/you-have-one-last-chance-to-view-the-green-comet-this-week-thanks-to-a-close-flyby-with-mars

C/2022 E3 (ZTF) with and without star trails. This was our first time imaging and processing a comet, which proved to be much trickier than anticipated.

Imaging: #NYC Bortle 9/ 47 x 30s subs, Sony a6300 (ISO 800)/ Z61 (f5.9, 360mm)/ Star Adventurer 2i/ ZWO asi120mm mini @alex

Processing: SIRIL -> StarNet -> PS

#comet #astrophotography #C2022E3ZTF #greencomet2023

Anyone gonna ogle the green comet?

As it gets more visible what's the hashtag everyone's gonna use for pics? #c/2022E3 doesn't work that well

I propose #greencomet2023 or #seedash2022E3.

#space #astronomy #comet2023