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That would be awesome!

Hi Terry -- I put in a request to Don to see if he can provide a raw image or images for photometry... --Rob

Rob, COBS is a good source of info on comet magnitudes: https://cobs.si/ As Terry says, the latest ground based observations have it around zero. Having the raw files from Don would be great if

Hi Rob, Can you ask him if he can take/share some raw images so we can do some photometric measurements? It was about mag 0, although when I observed it on Jan 8 18:40 UT it seemed to have faded just

Hi All: Astronaut Don Pettit captured a nice image of C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) from ISS earlier today prior to one of his local sunrises. At the time of his shot (1/9 12:59 UT, Nikon Z9 lens, f/1.2, 1/60th

JPL Closed Due to Fire Evacuations on Jan. 8, 2025, and to remain closed until Monday, Jan. 13 https://emergency.jpl.nasa.gov/

I was informed by a JPL colleague that the Lab (presumably, the parking lots) is also now being used as a staging ground for firefighters. If you look at this horrific picture of Altadena, the Lab is

Dear Michael, Grateful if I can ask you a question in private. My email address is vandorps@... Best regards, Johan van Dorp Dutch Comet Section

I was informed by a JPL colleague that JPL servers have been shut down for obvious safety reasons due to the wildfire. At the Lab, only emergency related personnel is present. So far, only minor

Oh yes, what a horrible situation ... best hopes for the people there.

JPL is inside the evacuation zone for the horrific Eaton fire. While the currently available maps do not show it being inside the burned region, I would not be surprised if there were no public

Fire related - hope everyone is safe ? Sent from Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, January 9, 2025 11:33:38 AM To: [email protected]

It went down about 12 hours ago. Richard Miles

Given JPL is in Pasadena I believe and with the fires there I expect there maybe some disruption

Maybe it's the fire.

Hi all, I am currently unable to get anything from JPL Horizons using python3-astroquery and it looks like the JPL Solar System Dynamics web pages are not accessible either (e.g.

Dear all, This morning I made a successful naked eye observation of comet C/2024 G3 from a very dark site in Lages, SC, Brazil. 2025 Jan. 04.32 UT: m = 1.9, DC = 9, tail = 0.5° in PA 255°. Comet

Hello all. Can anyone here process a c/2024 g3 photo using rotational gradient filter?

Folks, I concur with Alexandre’s obs that the comet is in outburst (1.5 to 2 mag amplitude) as reported by T. Lovejoy. C/2024 G3 ATLAS on 2025 January 3 at 18:10UT. Location Swan Hill An estimate

Dear Co-Observers, First of all: My best wishes for 2025, and hopefully some interesting / bright comets and discussions on the mailing list! Personally, 2024 was for Observatory Gr?mme not a good