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“It’s like a comet fair” – said one of the astrophotographers while sharing their work with us. July 2020 was the best month when it comes to Astronomy. We had a penumbral lunar eclipse, the closest approach of Jupiter, Saturn, and Pluto. There is a spectacular double meteor shower that will take place around the end of the month. But the icing on the cake was the recently discovered comet, NEOWISE.
In this article, we are sharing some of the best pictures of the comet. The names of the astrophotographers are also mentioned. You can visit their accounts to relish more of their stellar work!
Volcano Teide is active again?
Photographed by: Alyn Wallace
Location: Teide National Park
NEOWISE and the Old Stone Church
Photographed by: Abhijit C Patil
Location: Massachusetts
Comet Girl
Photographed by: Benjamin Barakat
Location: Basel-Landschaft
Read all the articles of the Basics of Astrophysics series here
Hello There, Fellow Space Explorer!
Photographed by: SpaceX
Location: Florida
My Comet NEOWISE Window
Photographed by: Nikunj Rawal
Location: Jamnagar, Gujarat
Also read:
- Why the iconic Hubble images are originally black and white?
- The science behind the working of a telescope
- Best pictures of the June 21 Solar Eclipse
NEOWISE alongside the Pepperpot
Photographed by: Ainsley Bennett
Location: Isle of Wight, UK
NEOWISE off the highway
Photographed by: Kelly Teich
Location: Hot Creek Geological Site, USA
NEOWISE and the ISS
Photographed by: NASA/Bill Ingalls
Location: Keyes Gap, West Virginia, USA
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Beautiful compilation! thanks for sharing
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