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Originally Posted by cometcatcher
The comet is really starting to "turn on" now that it's nearly at perihelion (22nd).
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yes but also about to dive dramatically towards eastern horizon, as well as continueing north, very soon.
Great stuff Kevin, you seem to be the only imager thats following this one consistently in the southern hemisphere/world (and publishing them) - oh well isnt that the usual way, especially with low morning comets
No dust tail!!? unless that little bit of extended coma pointing in the s/s/e direction is it, at a guess, it is in between orbit trail and anti solar direction.
I agree top stuff!