Thanks, James!

Thanks!

Yes, of course. This was taken with a Stellarvue 152mm refractor and a Nikon D810A camera. The mount is an Astro-Physics Mach2GTO. And I was also guiding. This is just under 12 hours of total integration time in 300-second subs.

Thanks, Steve!

Stellarvue 152mm refractor, Nikon D810A camera, Astro-Physics Mach2GTO tracking mount. I used the Horizons tool in the A-P mount software to track the comet. It lets you download a JPL ephemeris.

You're way ahead of me.

:-)

Thank you! I have more than one. This one is on an upstairs balcony, my only northern view from home. Takahashi Epsilon 130, Astro-Physics Mach2 mount, Nikon D810A camera. And guide scope, camera and software.

Very nice!

Thanks!

You may know this already, but... Allie and Bea, A Different Kind of Gone, Language of Hoofbeats, Brave Girl.

Thanks. I almost slept in because I was so sure I'd get nothing. It's not great, but it's not nothing.