Guess what!

[AstroJunk]

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 :rolleyes:

[N1]

And a great one too.

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

[h0ughy]

OOOOOMMMMGGGGGGGG

:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown::painting::cheers::astron: :love2::jawdrop:

[Retrograde]

Wow that's amazing. :eyepop:

[RB]

Very cool.

:eyepop:

[astronobob]

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

[FlashDrive]

What a Beauty .. !! :eyepop:

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

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

Col...

[Tulloch]

Really impressive work, well done.

[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 :thumbsup:

[cometcatcher]

Lovely image from the hyperstar.

[AstroJunk]

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]

Thanks Bob .

[anthony.tony]

Great work . Tony.

[CalvinKlein]

Clever way to capture it - and great result !