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Another October comet? Recently-discovered A11bP7I may be a Sun-grazing comet poised to put on a show in late October.

79,817 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Corey S. Powell
Corey S. Powell1 год назад

Here's an early sighting of sungrazing comet A11bP7I by the Virtual Telescope. Perihelion coming in 4 weeks!

Фото профиля Wright Dobbs
Wright Dobbs1 год назад

I realize you have it with the constellations but do you have an edge on view so you can easily see which hemisphere is favored?

Фото профиля Tony Dunn
Tony Dunn1 год назад

Here's a solar system edge-on view. This comet spends a grand total of 4 hours above the ecliptic. This favors the Southern Hemisphere, but the Northern hemisphere still gets a view.

Фото профиля Southern cross
Southern cross1 год назад

Wow two comets in October! Will it be visible to the naked eye?

Фото профиля SuchCurious
SuchCurious1 год назад

Appreciate the hard work, I cannot thank you enough for sharing all these amazing details ✨

Фото профиля Bruno
Bruno1 год назад

@OakieJs and +1 comet

Фото профиля Saint George Insurance Brokerage Inc.
Saint George Insurance Brokerage Inc.1 год назад

Yessss so cool!

Фото профиля Natalia Virnina
Natalia Virnina1 год назад

This one will not survive perihelion, it'll pass too close to the Sun. But the animation is very nice!

Фото профиля Ixions
Ixions1 год назад

Is there a risk of it being torn apart by the Sun as it swings by? Pretty close, very fast pass.

Фото профиля JF Martel
JF Martel1 год назад

NASA Small-Body Database Lookup A11bP7I nothing? Your link show only a Earth?

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