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Venus occultation by the Moon.
Image captured during the day through my C11 EdgeHD telescope using Baader IR-pass and Baader U filters. More from this imaging session will be shared in the upcoming reels.
📷 @SeVoSpace#moon#planet#venus#venusoccultation#telescope #astrophotography #sebastianvoltmer
🚨C/2025 A6 (Lemmon): The Next Naked Eye Comet?
Another Comet Inbound!
Discovered in Jan 2025, Comet Lemmon is racing toward perihelion on Nov 8, 2025 at just 0.53 AU from the Sun.
Predictions are that it could peak at magnitude 4–6, flirting with naked eye visibility.
Orbital period: 1,350 years inbound, shortened to 1,155 years outbound, meaning this is a once in a millennium visitor.
Its nucleus size is still a mystery, but its coma has already grown from arcseconds to a full arcminute as it brightens.
Eyes to the sky this fall, Comet Lemmon may be 2025’s surprise show.
#Comet #Astronomy #Space #C2025A6 #Lemmon #Stargazing #Astrophotography
Image by: Michael Jäger, and Gerald Rhemann
Source:
https://t.co/aEvtIJFK3r
A new comet, recently discovered, with its perihelion on September 12, 2025. The tail is truly impressive - its length is at least 5 degrees!
Ladies and gentlemen, this is C/2025 R2 (SWAN)!
Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN)
2025 Sep. 14.99 UT m1=6.9: Dia.=&3.0' Tail=5 deg in PA 116 deg... [T70] 0.07-m f/2.0 refractor + CMOS... T. Prystavski (iTelescope observatory, X07 (remotely from Rio Hurtado Valley, Chile))
[evening twiligt: Sun alt. -16 deg]
Wow! A new comet discovered today in SWAN data. Not my find. Visual estimate in binoculars 7.3. Visible low in the evening sky near Mars and Spica. Tail is 2.5 degrees long. Listed as SWAN25B on the PCCP. Image and detail credit Michael Mattiazzo.