C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS
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Granollers, Catalunya, España
Date/fecha: 20/10/2024
Location/Ubicación: Granollers (Spain)
Nikon D5300
Nikkor 55-200 (125mm)
EXIF: f4.8 ISO200
10x4s (40s)
Stacked/apilado: Sequator
Edited/editado: Lightroom
Granollers, Catalunya, España
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Granollers, Catalunya, España
Granollers, Catalunya, España
Observing Tsuchinshan comet the 20/10/2024.
From the Astronomical Center of Lladurs Castle it was visible with the naked eye, with binoculars and with a telescope. Finally, this comet did not disappoint with a prominent nucleus but a very long tail. With the naked eye it was visible as a white line inclined in the sky and with binoculars it was spectacular!
Exif: Sony A7s astromodified, Sony 50 mm , f/1.8, ISO 2000, 10 s.
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Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) 29/01/2025 10:01 PM AEST as seen from Central Victoria.
I didn't hold much hope of photographing the comet since the day was unfolding much like the previous three days, when the sky had been gloomy and heavily laden with both smoke from bushfires and dust whipped up by strong westerly winds. It was disheartening because, unlike my last attempt to shoot the comet, I had meticulously planned my next session, but I was having no luck with the conditions. A few days prior, I had pondered over what types of foreground elements I could readily incorporate into the shot. Living in a rural location, I thought perhaps some agricultural machinery or a wind pump might add a familiar element to the shot, giving a sense of depth and scale to the image. Agricultural machinery was quickly dismissed since it's likely to be parked in a shed this time of year, but I knew of two properties nearby that had windpumps visible from the road. I contacted the owners of one property and asked for permission to enter their farm and photograph the comet. After a brief chat, I was delighted to get their approval. Buoyed by the knowledge that I had a location, a plan, and that my gear was ready, I was eager to go—I just needed a clear sky at the right time! A few times in the late afternoon, the clouds dissipated somewhat only to regather soon after. This torment went on until around 8.30pm, when the clouds retreated beyond the horizon. With renewed optimism, I loaded my equipment into the car and set off on a road trip to the location. Once at the farm, clouds could be seen advancing slowly from the west, but fortunately they didn't interfere with the view of the comet and, in my view, added another pleasing element to the photograph.
El cometa ATLAS C/2024 G3 desde Mar del Plata el 19 de enero de 2025
Durante el 25 de enero de 2025, el cometa C/2024 G3 ATLAS, muestra signos de desintegración. A pesar de ello, sigue siendo observable de forma fantasmal en la observación visual a simple vista y con binoculares desde zonas rurales.
Esta imagen fue capturada por Esteban J. Andrada
Mariposa Cometa Gigante
After waiting clear sky in Playa Hermosa, Ensenada Baja California, the comer appeared at the horizon. Note the colors because of the sunset reflected in the water. Nature is amazing!
El cometa más luminoso de los últimos años pasando por los cielos de Chile. La foto está tomada desde las alturas del centro de Ski La Parva, durante una noche de verano.
Hubiese querido mejores resultados, pero la misma luz de la urbe opacó el brillo del cometa. De todas maneras, no me desagrada el resultado.
C/2024 G3 (ATLAS)
Este cometa lo observé y fotografié hoy a las 21:45 del 21 de enero del 2025 en el horizonte oeste de Capilla del Monte, Córdoba, Argentina. Llega a ser observable a simple vista en magnitud 1 al anochecer sólo desde el hemisferio sur y latitudes ecuatoriales. Costo encontrarlo, pero aquí está. Me da mucho placer registrar eventos astronómicos.
Adobe Lightroom Classic
Adobe Photoshop 2025
Luminar Neo
Nikon D610
Sigma 150-500 mm f/5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM
ISO 1000
20 seg.
150 mm
f/6.3
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