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Comet Neowise from the School Lab

20. July 2020
Thomas Eversberg
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We could now also observe the comet with the telescopes of the school lab. At each of the three stations we made series of images and then “stacked” them to an image of high contrast with a software.

All pictures: Andreas Boekh, Günter Dombrowski, Thomas Eversberg

 

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  • Wow~~ beautiful! The photo of this paper is looked like that “Big Eye has such a long piece of eyelashes” ^-^

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