Comet 2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) Ion Tail Motion

[@swaldren]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

[@kevinburke8608]

really cool I'm going to try to get it with my scope tomorrow night, we've had clouds for over a week.

[@pompeymonkey3271]

Wow!

[@waldemarwitt764]

Fantastic!!!!!!

[@srat_9985]

Crazy! I love it.

[@andyermolli3226]

Very cool! I captured the same event in a time lapse.

[@GeorgeMichael-m4x]

Awesome so much detail

[@flipper8652]

Nice work 🙌 you were lucky to get 7 nights imaging

[@bluesonkel]

wow! ♥

[@elbass0]

Absolutely incredible

[@Smitty8790]

Fantastic!

[@X_Excelsior]

Spectacular! 👍

[@sterrejag]

Amazing work, as always. What focal length was used to capture this?

[@AdamBlock]

500mm (Takahashi Epsilon 180)

[@bennettcolesberry9259]

That. Was. Awesome (O_O)

[@leolemmen2062]

beautiful 👏🏻

[@NerdFarmAstro]

Very nice. You got 7 nights in a row clear skies?

[@AdamBlock]

Arizona in October... very often yes!

[@NerdFarmAstro]

@@AdamBlock Imaging from the NW, sometimes I forget there are other places with clear skies.

[@cosmoscarl4332]

KZbinrs are just now catching up to the information I told you about six months ago. The Event Horizon data and their teams interpretation. Adam, if you have sufficient space to download the EHT data set, I'd love to see how your interpretation might look, or if you agree with the Japanese team in that the interpretation might be wrong. I would love to hear your thoughts on this subject and I'm pretty sure the data set is available to the public.

[@keithhanssen7413]

I need to review your comet processing technique again. I have some good data but so far I can’t seem to do it justice.

[@AdamBlock]

Some of the latest content I am publishing might help.