Guess what!

[AstroJunk (Jonathan)]

Yup another Swan

Here's my attempt on Sunday morning - each image was made up of 2 mins of 11 second subs on my 14" F2 (hyperstar) Meade using a ZWO ASI174MM Cool.

The tail extends about 2 1/2 degrees in the image.

Forgive the dodgy stitching, I still haven't bothered to take any flats, so a little 'dodging' was in order to help blend them

[N1 (Mirko)]

And a great one too.

Well captured and executed! The tail just keeps on going.

[h0ughy (David)]

OOOOOMMMMGGGGGGGG

[Retrograde (Pete)]

Wow that's amazing.

[RB (Andrew)]

Very cool.

[astronobob (Bob)]

Awesome work, grouse tendrils going on in there, A Beauty !

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

What a Beauty .. !!

How far does the Tail go ( extend ) on a Comet like this.

Light Years ... or Millions of Miles .... Hundreds of Millions ... ????

Col...

[Tulloch (Andrew)]

Really impressive work, well done.

[astronobob (Bob)]

Originally Posted by FlashDrive

What a Beauty .. !!

How far does the Tail go ( extend ) on a Comet like this.

Light Years ... or Millions of Miles .... Hundreds of Millions ... ????

Col...

Not light years, Col, tho a few hundred million miles are more likely, Comet and tail is all bound to the inner solar system, basically with in the Mars orbit do tails of this nature form

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Lovely image from the hyperstar.

[AstroJunk (Jonathan)]

Thanks, and glad you like it. I had a very short window of opportunity from it sticking it's nose above the trees and daybreak - fortunately I grabbed enough data to put something together.

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

Originally Posted by astronobob

Not light years, Col, tho a few hundred million miles are more likely, Comet and tail is all bound to the inner solar system, basically with in the Mars orbit do tails of this nature form

Thanks Bob .

[anthony.tony]

Great work . Tony.

[CalvinKlein (Kelvin)]

Clever way to capture it - and great result !