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Originally Posted by Suzy
Thanks for the report Glen  .
Some are saying they've seen it's visible now naked eye from a dark site. And yep, an easy catch in binos. It's good to get a comparison with Lovejoy.
The skies have finally cleared here after a week of storms. I think I have some nice big sucker holes to work with so I'll be taking a drive down the road to a flat horizon in about an hour an half (nearly 2am here, yikes, I should be napping lol). |
Hope you spotted it Suzy. I just went out (3.30 and again at 4) without success. It's only about 10-12 degrees up at the moment and ISON is on the edge of the morning mist and general eastern-sky gunge. I'll try again on Monday morning when the comet and Spica should both be in the same FOV of my 10x50s at about 4 a.m..
Peter