Tag: Comet Lemmon
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ISS Astronauts Capture Comet Lemmon as It Appears to Be Absorbed by a Stunning Aurora
Stellar Activity Drives a Dramatic Sky on Nov 20, 2025 Skywatchers, scientists, and astronauts alike have witnessed a remarkable celestial show as solar eruptions from 2025 reach their peak. The International Space Station (ISS) has been in the front row for a spectacle that blends cometary motion with the dancing lights of Earth’s auroras. On…
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ISS Astronauts Witness Comet Lemmon Appearing to Be Absorbed by a Luminous Aurora
Stunning Space Weather Sparks Awe from the ISS On November 20, 2025, observers around the world were treated to a celestial show driven by intense solar activity. The sun unleashed a powerful solar eruption, triggering spectacular auroras across high-latitude regions. The event provided a rare backdrop for scientists, skywatchers, and astronauts aboard the International Space…
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Comet Lemmon Absorbed by Aurora: ISS Photo of Nov 20, 2025
Astronomical fireworks from Earth’s orbit Skywatchers, scientists, and astronauts alike were treated to a rare celestial show as the sun unleashed a burst of activity in 2025. The resulting geomagnetic storms spurred spectacular auroras around the polar skies, while space agencies monitored other lights in the heavens—most notably Comet Lemmon, a traveling visitor now nearing…
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Curbing Satellite Streaks: How Amateur Astronomers Capture Comet Lemmon
Introduction: The Challenge of Satellite Streaks in Comet Lemmon Photography In recent months, Comet Lemmon has graced Northern Hemisphere skies with a glowing coma and a twisting tail that captivates both seasoned observers and novice astrophotographers. However, a growing challenge has marred many images: satellite streaks that traverse frames during long-exposure captures. As thousands of…
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How Amateur Astronomers Combat Satellite Streaks in Comet Lemmon Photos
Introduction: Comet Lemmon in a Satellite-Rich Sky In recent months, amateur astronomers around the Northern Hemisphere have shared breathtaking images of Comet Lemmon as its glowing coma and delicate tail illuminated the night. Yet behind many of these striking shots lies a common challenge: satellite streaks. The proliferation of Earth observation and communications satellites has…
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Taming the Satellite Streaks: How Amateur Astronomers Photograph Comet Lemmon
Intro: Comet Lemmon in a Sky Full of Satellites In recent months, Comet Lemmon has delighted skywatchers with a luminous coma and a curling tail that arch across the Northern Hemisphere’s autumn and winter nights. Yet the very popularity of space-based satellites has created a new challenge for amateur astronomers: elongated streaks that smear across…
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Comet Lemmon Shines Over Spain: A Captivating Skywatcher’s Photo of the Day
Overview: A Rare Night-Sky Event On November 11, 2025, observers across Spain were treated to a striking sight as Comet Lemmon graced the night sky. Comets of this type are not everyday visitors; their appearances are measured in centuries, sometimes thousands of years between close approaches or bright solo displays. The fleeting nature of such…
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How to See Comet Lemmon This October
Introduction: A Once-in-a-Millennium Sky Event Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) has journeyed from the distant edges of the solar system into our night skies, offering a rare astronomical opportunity. After its discovery at Mt. Lemmon Observatory in Arizona, the comet has brightened steadily and is now accessible to stargazers with binoculars and, under dark skies, even…
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How to See Comet Lemmon This October: A Practical Stargazing Guide
Introduction: A rare celestial visitor arrives this October Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) is a rare, long-period visitor from the outer solar system. After first being spotted in January 2025 near its home in the distant reaches of the solar system, Lemmon has brightened enough to become a target for casual stargazers. With a orbital period…
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How to See Comet Lemmon This October: A Rare Skywatching Event
Introduction: A Rare Visitor from the Outer Solar System Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) has transformed from a faint glimmer to a bright object in the night sky, offering a rare opportunity to witness a long-period visitor from the outer solar system. Discovered early in 2025 at Mount Lemmon Observatory in Arizona, this comet completes a…