The video I threw together after shooting last night includes hours captured at 640 mm effective focal length. I can't wait to shoot the comet again tonight!
Blog post: http://activesole.blogspot.com/2015/01/four-nights-with-comet-lovejoy.html #cometlovejoy #timelapsevideo #science #news #astrophotography www.JeffSullivanPhotography.com
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Great work +Jeff Sullivan
Wow! Very beautiful movie!
Wow +Jeff Sullivan That was impressive. It was cool to see how it moves in a direction unrelated to the tale angle.
Adorei o belo filme ,maravilhoso!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really incredible photography! It's amazing all the action in the heavens while watching the comet. Beautiful!
thank you. so nice.
It's so beautiful! I have never seen such a night sky!
Awesome
Wow
Awesome stuff +Jeff Sullivan!
merci pour ce partage .
Thanks! Beatiful♡
+Jim Harrington Yes, the comet was just making its closest pass to the sun, but much of the tail is blown outward by the solar wind, so it points directly out from the sun, at roughly a right angle to the comet's trajectory when it reaches perihelion (the point in its orbit when it is closest to the sun). Often a second tail develops of charged particles influenced by the magnetic field of the sun.
Jeff gracias por tan increíble video , felicidades y mas de ellos,saludos.
That is nice and I am still out looking for yet another Comet !
espectacular !
maravilloso!!
This is very good
Thnks for share