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Love it! -Jo <pathfinder027@...> wrote:

Here is a photo I took with my cell phone camera (after Jeff Goldstein showed me how to get it into Night Mode) of the comet playing peek-a-boo in the clouds.? We actually saw it clearer that cloudy

Way to persevere! Now you can relax for the next 80,000 years…;)

Hi Everyone! I hunted for the comet several nights in a row to no avail. I even got together with Seminole State College planetarium staff and the Central Florida Astronomical Society, but visibility

Our monthly scheduled observing session at York River State Park <https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/york-river#general_information> is this *Saturday Night, 26 October*. We’ve had a large

Very nice, Jeannette.? Where was the picture taken? George George Reynolds "Solar System Ambassador" for South Hampton Roads, VirginiaPresident, Back Bay Amateur Astronomers (BBAA)?

The good news is you got a cold night where the bugs didn't kill you! I suspect the comet will be around for ECSP and a bit higher. These clouds were weird yesterday. I was out at 8 and it was clear

Good seeing you guys too! Pic from tonight

I changed my mind. I'm her now at marsh landing.? Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer

Last night Jeff Goldstein, Jeannette Ward, and I went to the Marsh Causeway to see the comet.? We did see it, sometimes when the clouds parted, but it played peek-a-boo until total cloud cover rolled

We didn't go looking for a spot. We stayed in the front yard with cloud coverage and kept looking. Zachery spoted it with binoculars. Then we took pictures with our cell phone. This is in Vienna, VA.

Yes, Roy, that Moon was big and bright, and it cast shadows on the ground.? But it was behind us, rising in the east as we looked west toward the comet.? Also, the clouds covered the Moon while the

Jeannette, it was good to see you at Marsh Causeway last night.? We got to see a little of the comet playing peek-a-boo among the clouds. George George Reynolds "Solar System Ambassador" for South

Find bright Venus (on your left) and the star Arcturus (on your right) and midway between them will be the comet.? To locate Arcturus, find the Big Dipper and use it to point to Arcturus.? The

Congratulations Cheryl.

Beautiful! Zachery and I also saw it in Vienna, VA in our front yard.? Sent from AOL on Android On Wed, Oct 16, 2024 at 10:35 PM, Roy Diffrient<mail@...> wrote: Tonight is the biggest and

Good shot Roy. Glad the clouds for once relented up there. Well framed.

Excellent!

Tonight is the biggest and brightest full moon of the year! Would the comet be visible despite clouds, my ever-present haze, sunset dusk and moonlight? I’m happy to report that it was. And not only

Good luck. Don't worry about not having a guide. Comet hunting is in many ways a one person pursuit often. Odd hours and places. He goes fastest who goes alone is many time correct!