Last Comet ISON Update 12-1-13
Hey Space Placers!
As it stands now Comet ISON will NOT be a sight for all to see in the morning sky. The latest updates show that the comet is fading and in essentially nothing but a dust debris cloud.
It has been described as a "challenge" for astrophotographers to image Comet ISON and "very little or nothing is likely to be visible from Earth" http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/highlights/193909261.html
What a marvelous run this has been for all of us. I can only hope that a comet will be in our future for the northern hemisphere that will be an sight to see.
If there is any significant change or development I will pass it along.
Thanks to all of the astronomers and observers who kept us informed during the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Sky Guy in VA
As it stands now Comet ISON will NOT be a sight for all to see in the morning sky. The latest updates show that the comet is fading and in essentially nothing but a dust debris cloud.
It has been described as a "challenge" for astrophotographers to image Comet ISON and "very little or nothing is likely to be visible from Earth" http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/highlights/193909261.html
What a marvelous run this has been for all of us. I can only hope that a comet will be in our future for the northern hemisphere that will be an sight to see.
If there is any significant change or development I will pass it along.
Thanks to all of the astronomers and observers who kept us informed during the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Sky Guy in VA
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