Finally caught the Tsuchinshan-ATLAS comet tonight. Could barely see it with the naked eye but got a pretty good shot with night mode on the camera turned on.
We have a ton of trees at our place too, got lucky with that shot. A friend up the road shared this one with us.Nice shots! We looked last night, but there are a LOT of tall pines around here. We would have had to drive aways to get a clear view of the horizon.
It’s visible for a few more days, it was easy to see naked eye last night even in light polluted central Jersey. Binoculars help. Here’s a finder chart and link to a good article: https://skyandtelescope.org/astrono...et-tsuchinshan-atlas-the-best-is-yet-to-come/No comet sighting up here it's been raining.
Chris
So many nights I've spent catfishing on the lake just looking up...... Back 20 years ago I saw a crazy amount of satellites on any given night. You see less now (and you would think it would be more) but I can still spot 2 or 3 on any given night.That's cool... I like catching sightings like that... I catch the ISS (space station) often going overhead... Use this site to see when it's veiwable from your area (zipcode)... Like I have 2 chances tomorrow morning as it goes so fast (1750+ MPH, 5miles a second) it only takes 1 1/2 hours to go around the earth... But a better/longer veiwing on Wed. morning (straight overhead) ...
Look for just a bright steady light (not flashing) and moving fast...
ISS observation
A localized list of ISS sighting opportunities. Find out when the International Space Station can be observed from your location.www.astroviewer.net