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The comet is the large lower left "star" in the triangle in
the center of this "real size" photo.
The comet is the smudge just left of center.

Viewed through a telescopic camera lens.

Viewed through a telescope at lowest power. This picture is enhanced with Photoshop.
| The Telescope is an 11 inch Celestron NexStar GPS telescope. It is a computer controlled, Schmidt-Cassegrain reflector telescope. The on-board GPS system automatically aligns the telescope and the computer data base directs the scope to point at any of thousands of catalogued objects in the sky. The computer takes into account latitude and longitude, time of day and season to choose the best objects for viewing for that particular night. | |