A few of my photos of Comet A6 Lemmon, including one from last night. The Comet makes its closest approach to Earth today and is visible in the evening NW sky just after dusk for those in Northern latitudes. Unless you have a very dark sky you will need binoculars to see it. Its tail was visible from my location 45 minutes away from Philadelphia. It’s been great capturing the comet over the last few weeks and watching it change on a continuous basis. More photos to follow! #deepsky #astroshots #

Talk about a glow up! Comet 67P appears to put on its own atmospheric light show, according to findings from Rosetta, the retired ESA - European Space Agency comet hunter. Electrons streaming out in the solar wind interact with the comet’s tail and create the aurora. go.nasa.gov/2RKmnuP | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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