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Comet ISON Latest (in general)

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10 years 6 months ago #98899 by Seanie_Morris
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I came across this site with updates and future info about ISON:

www.isoncampaign.org/

which you may find useful.

You can also keep the rest of us updated with your observations, or simply add your own thread in our Observing Reports forum.

Seanie.

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10 years 6 months ago #98909 by ayiomamitis
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There is some conflicting views on the matter but it has been suggested that ISON has already started breaking up, for its magnitude seems to have plateaued and which suggests break-up is imminent or has already started. :(

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10 years 6 months ago #98913 by manic_dave
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I just got a look at it this morning in a 12" dob, was low and cloud coming up fast.

Was no more than a fuzz not far from Mars, I held both in the field of view on low power.

Speaking with other early risers this morning seems to be same story.

Nick Howes is saying its not broken, he has a "Hubble sized Scope" pointed at it for the last few days

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10 years 6 months ago #99070 by Seanie_Morris
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Here is a handy simulator of ISON's path:

www.solarsystemscope.com/ison

You can use the slider (along the bottom of the screen across the months) to see what's happening day by day, or ply it through as a quick movie.


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