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Old January 19th 07, 03:52 AM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Jeff R.
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Default McNaught continues to shine

Even better than predicted.

The tail is visible for at least 2°.

http://faxmentis.org/html/mcnaught2.html

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Old January 19th 07, 08:53 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Iordani
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Jeff R. wrote:

Even better than predicted.

The tail is visible for at least 2°.

http://faxmentis.org/html/mcnaught2.html


Thanks Jeff. The last 4 sec. exposure shot, do you really see the tail as
an arc?
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Old January 20th 07, 12:51 AM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Jeff R.
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"Iordani" wrote in message
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Jeff R. wrote:

Even better than predicted.

The tail is visible for at least 2°.

http://faxmentis.org/html/mcnaught2.html


Thanks Jeff. The last 4 sec. exposure shot, do you really see the tail
as
an arc?


Oh yes!
In camera, through the binox and naked-eye. Very clearly curved.

Will probably try to catch it again tonight, with the new(ish) moon in
frame. (Cloud willing)

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Old January 20th 07, 01:43 AM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Iordani
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Default McNaught continues to shine

Jeff R. wrote:


Oh yes!
In camera, through the binox and naked-eye. Very clearly curved.

Will probably try to catch it again tonight, with the new(ish) moon in
frame. (Cloud willing)


.... life isn't fair...


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Old January 20th 07, 01:53 AM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Jeff R.
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"Iordani" wrote in message
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Jeff R. wrote:


Oh yes!
In camera, through the binox and naked-eye. Very clearly curved.

Will probably try to catch it again tonight, with the new(ish) moon in
frame. (Cloud willing)


... life isn't fair...


Yeah, but we haven't got a pole star...


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Old January 21st 07, 12:30 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Les Hemmings
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Default McNaught continues to shine

Iordani wrote:
Jeff R. wrote:


Oh yes!
In camera, through the binox and naked-eye. Very clearly curved.

Will probably try to catch it again tonight, with the new(ish) moon
in frame. (Cloud willing)


... life isn't fair...


I know... colleague at work has a working trip to Johannesburg, she hates
here job and doesn't care about astronomy. I text her comet spotting tips
and she replies "Yeah... seen it..." and then goes on about how crap it is
down there.

Wasted on her!

Les


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"That's 10 times I've explained binary to you. I won't tell you a 3rd
time!"


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