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Nothing's More Boring Than a Flat Sky


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That's an active sky all-right!



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That's an active sky all-right!


Impressive in daylight but a p!ss off at night… I was up until
03:30 to capture the comet but haven't seen it at all. :(



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It's been almost constantly raining here which has really put the kibosh on any attempts to even get a glimpse of the comet. Of course it is rainy season which may have something to do with that.  :(

 

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How long will it be visible?



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It was the closest to Earth on the 23/07/20
but I will try again in the next days.