Sunday 5 May 2013
More comet PANSTARRS
A few wonderful clear nights last week has certainly inspired some of the members of http://www.brecklandastro.org.uk/ including myself. With an unfortunate position of a neighbours rooftop I have to wait until midnight to get a glimpse of the now rapidly departing Comet PANSTARRS. Still sporting a lovely fan like tail again I have managed to collect an hours worth of images. I don't know if it's me or Deepsky stacker. I just cannot seem to get the nucleus right. HIP379 looks amazing with a Star Spikes Pro effect.
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