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  • #52
    Popoutman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,363 ✭✭✭Popoutman


    Whatever is left after the perihelion passage is now fading rather rapidly, and is now at +5 magnitude or so, and very diffuse.
    It's probable that some astrophotographers with decent camera lenses and a bit of experience with post-processing (and to be lucky enough to get a dust-free cloud-free sunrise or sunset) might be able to get something out of the twilight sky.

    For us mere mortals, I'd expect to see nothing coming up.

    Actually, how is our weather forecast for possible viewing? Looks pretty poor to be honest :(


  • #53
    Red Nissan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,055 ✭✭✭Red Nissan


    Popoutman wrote: »
    Actually, how is our weather forecast for possible viewing? Looks pretty poor to be honest :(

    Because we have almost zero viewing possibilities for mere mortals, I've enjoyed the tracking and reports and long since resigned myself to that.

    In whatever character language you like it's a "that's all Folks!"


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