Comets

My Images – Comets

My Astronomo.space YouTube Channel is here, where I sporadically add videos. In the future I will have more time and make videos and hopefully also my own background Music. I also now have a some of my images in Astrobin.com
 

 

Comet C/2018 Y1 (Iwamoto) 13.2 mag in Auriga on 26 Feb 2019 ~21:00UT

Comet C/2018 Y1 (Iwamoto) 13.2 mag in Auriga on 26 Feb 2019 ~21:00UT Same image, but focused on stars, to see Comet direction line

C/2018 Y1 Iwamoto is a long-period comet originally from the Oort Cloud and coming in near the Sun for the first time in over 1,000 years. Nasa did take Infrared images, you can find them here.

 

Here is a YouTube #short video, although there is longer one.
Did not have enough frames to do a longer and smoother one, I was self-learning.

 

Comet C/2018 Y1 (Iwamoto) 13.2 mag in Auriga on 26 Feb 2019 ~21:00

Comet C/2018 Y1 (Iwamoto) 13.2 mag in Auriga on 26 Feb 2019 ~21:00 Stack of 32x 90s ISO1600 – Canon 100D Skywatcher 250PX 0.9x CC

 

On 26 Feb 2019, I managed to make a short video ~30-35 seconds of:
Comet C/2018 Y1 (Iwamoto) passing in Auriga on 26 Feb 2019 ~21:00 and swiftly going away, having already passed its nearest position.

Supposedly ~13.20 magnitude and one of the last frames got also a Aurigidis and supposedly to be inactive!

It was practically passing over M36 M37 M38 going towards M35 and under 37 Auriga – if I am correct.

All info according to ‘The Sky Live’ website.

You can find a different short movie of this C/2018 Y1 Iwamoto Comet on my YouTube Channel
Comet c/2016 N4 Master Wide Field Mono 4 Nov 2017 Tested 178M on TS60

Comet c/2016 N4 Master Wide Field Mono 4 Nov 2017
Tested 178M on TS60

 

 c2015v2-Johnson Comet c/2015v2 Johnson 31 May 2017 ~ 01:10UT

c2015v2-Johnson
Comet c/2015v2 Johnson
31 May 2017 ~ 01:10UT

Comet c/2015 v2 – Johnson – 25 May 2017 ~ 00:00-01:00UTA monochrome version as a test

Comet c/2015 v2 – Johnson – 25 May
2017 ~ 00:00-01:00UTA monochrome version as a test

Comet c/2015 v2 – Johnson – 25 May 2017 ~ 00:00-01:00UTThis is same as before but stacked to show the Comet

Comet c/2015 v2 – Johnson – 25 May
2017 ~ 00:00-01:00UTThis is same as before but stacked to show the
Comet

Comet C/2015 V2 Johnson - 14 May 2017 ~22:30UT Same as previous image, but with Scientific Data

Comet C/2015 V2 Johnson – 14 May 2017 ~22:30UT
Same as previous image, but with Scientific Data

Comet C/2015 V2 Johnson - 14 May 2017 ~22:30UT Same as previous image, but with Scientific Data

Comet C/2015 V2 Johnson – 14 May 2017 ~22:30UT

41P-Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresak - 02 April 2017 ~20:25UT Short Exposure 250PX + 178c Cam test

41P-Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresak – 02 April 2017 ~20:25UT
Short Exposure 250PX + 178c Cam test

C/2013 US10 - Comet Catalina - 10 Feb 2016 - 22:25UT Tested with non-modified camera - normal 30s shots at 12800 ISO !Re-edited in August 2017 and got better... I am surprised I got part of the tail better. You can also see the huge aqua-marina coloured halo surrounding the Comet which I did not manage to take as it was only a 30 seconds with a non-modified D7000 and my first time on a Comet The reddish at bottom and right side is light reflection from building and neighbour external light!

C/2013 US10 – Comet Catalina – 10
Feb 2016 – 22:25UT
Tested with non-modified
camera – normal 30s shots at 12800
ISO !Re-edited in August 2017 and got better… I am surprised I got part of the tail
better.
You can also see the huge aqua-marina
coloured halo surrounding the Comet which I did
not manage to take as it was only a 30 seconds
with a non-modified D7000 and my first time on a
Comet
The reddish at bottom and right side is
light reflection from building and neighbour
external light!

C/2013 US10 - Comet Catalina - 10 Feb 2016 - 22:25UT Tested with non-modified camera - normal 30s shots at 12800 ISO !

C/2013 US10 – Comet Catalina – 10
Feb 2016 – 22:25UT
Tested with non-modified
camera – normal 30s shots at 12800
ISO !

 

C/2013 US10 - Comet Catalina - 10Feb 2016 - 22:25UT

C/2013 US10 – Comet Catalina – 10Feb 2016 – 22:25UT
Tested with non-modified
Nikon D7000 – 30s shots at ISO 12800