C/2020 F3 (NeoWise) in a rainbow colored dawn [07/07/2020 04:39 UTC+2] (Harold Freckhaus)

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C/2020 F3 (NeoWise) in a rainbow colored dawn [07/07/2020 04:39 UTC+2]

Canon 5D Mark IV - EF 100-400 L IS USM @100mm - F/14 - 1 x 8s - 640ISO

Lors d'une sortie matinale pour aller à la rencontre de NeoWise, j'ai fait quelques clichés pour situer la comète. J'ai bien aimé ces couleurs arc-en-ciel du lever du jour ... je vous en fait profiter!

En bas de la photo vous avez l'horizon (ou quasiment presque).

On est juste au dessus des pistes de l'aéroport de Roissy-Charles de Gaulle.

Pour se repérer:

- l'étoile brillante au dessus et légèrement à droite est Mahasim (37 AUR - mag. 2.65) de la constellation du Cocher. Elle est à 2° 53' de la comète.

- Au dessus en haut de l'image nous avons 32 AUR (mag. 3.95) et tout en haut 29 AUR (mag. 4.50)

- Le noyau de la comète est environ à 8° 26' au dessus de l'horizon.

- La queue visible sur la photo fait environ 1/2 degré (une pleine lune).

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During an escape to meet NeoWise early in the morning, I took few pictures to locate the comet. I really liked these rainbow colors at dawn ... I hope you will like them too!

Photo was taken just above the runways of Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport.

To find your way:

- At the bottom of the photo we almost have the real horizon.

- The bright star above the comet and a little on the right is Mahasim (37 AUR - mag. 2.65) from the constellation of Auriga, located at 2° 53' from the comet.

- Above at the top of the image we have 32 AUR (mag. 3.95) and at the very top, 29 AUR (mag. 4.50)

- The nucleus of the comet is approximately at 8° 26' above the horizon.

- The tail visible on the photo is about half degree long (same as a full moon).

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