@MesoCellWx @TamithaSkov @Vincent_Ledvina @WickyDubs2 sorry, i’m tired and and thought it was a timelapse you created! thank you for the source link
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@SpaceweatherOB @TamithaSkov @Vincent_Ledvina @WickyDubs2 You can share the tweet itself but I don’t take any credit for footage. For that refer to Larry Olson on YouTube from their live dark sky camera. (The YT link provided) All I did was speed up the footage from the stream to ask about what this was. youtube.com/live/eoH-YRUan…
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Okay i need an explanation of what the heck i just missed over my head in MN... @TamithaSkov @Vincent_Ledvina @WickyDubs2
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WOW, Alessandro Brambilla (from Italy) caught the pink emission from falcon 9 even better! spaceweatherarchive.com/2023/11/16/spa… provides an excellent explanation.
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Day 22 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. Here’s mirrored video of C/2025 R3 to resemble C/2023 A3’s path in CCOR-1. Truly a MASSIVE difference, panSTARRS is nice but tsuchinshan was on another level and a comparison is not fair
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@TamithaSkov “yesterday on HF, D-layer absorption was unusually higher than expected. The 40m band was practically closed despite the heavy flares were 2 days ago. Is there still stuff in transit or other activity keeping the ionosphere unsettled?”
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Revenge is sweet! Despite the Sun's best efforts to obliterate PanSTARRS Comet (C/2025 R3), it is now upstaging the Sun by photobombing Earth-based coronagraphs amid all the big flare and solar storm launches over the past several days. Even celestial bodies have their rivalries! Meanwhile, we could get a bumpy ride from a glancing blow from a solar storm today. Only minor effects are expected.
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Od czwartku mamy epizod wyższej aktywności słonecznej. Skraj jednego z CME po rozbłysku M1.2 z 23.04 może nas musnąć dziś wieczorem z szansą na słabą burzę (G1), ale pewność modelu jest niska: #250426" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polskiastrobloger.pl/p/live-solar-u…
W polu LASCO C3 i CCOR-1 także kometa C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS). English
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Bye bye comet C/2025 R3, it was nice following your journey across CCOR-1!
The comet has now left CCOR-1 FOV and will soon leave LASCO’s too. Although it was still a nice sight, had it been more dusty, we would have witnessed an even greater show, that’s for sure. Thank y’all🙏
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COMET C/2025 R3 UPDATE:
It is halfway through CCOR-1 and LASCO’s FOV and it will be exiting tomorrow. As expected, forward scattering enhancement has been limited by the lack of substantial dust release.
It will probably be back at mag 4 by the time it’s visible again in the SH
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WHAT A NICE SIGHT OF C/2025 R3!
The comet has also entered CCOR-1 (background substracted) imagery* which i particularly like and it looks quite nice! If this comet weren’t so dust poor the view would be even better…
*LASCO takes a while to update and is not as constant anymore
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14 anni fa questo ragazzo contro cui la vita si é comportata da bastarda ci lasciava facendo ciò che più amava e che lo salvò da una catena interminabile di tragedie familiari. Ciao Piermario, spero tu abbia trovato in questi anni la pace che meritavi ma non ti é stata concessa❤️🩹
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Day 9 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. not comet related, but a satellite (possibly a stage from a chinese mission) reentry was observed earlier today (3:44 UTC), as this video from southern Italy shows.
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Day 8 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. This is comet C/2025 R3. Vivid green that makes it obvious to spot it in the frames. I’ve looked through many webcams, but this is by far one of the best view (clouds limit the others a lot).
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Day 8 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. This is comet C/2025 R3. Vivid green that makes it obvious to spot it in the frames. I’ve looked through many webcams, but this is by far one of the best view (clouds limit the others a lot).
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Day 7 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. Wanted to spot C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS) with my 11x70mm but the weather definitely had other plans…
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Day 6 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. This is C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan–ATLAS (not a kreutz obv) from CCOR-1 which i particularly like. An incredible comet, with an insane tail. Will we get another one like this soon? one can only hope…
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Day 5 of posting until a new kreutz comet is discovered, hopefully it won’t be long. Here’s a pic from JWST observation of comet MAPS on feb 7th, same frame just different color layers. Mind you the comet was around mag(+) 15/15.5 when this was taken.
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