Comet Lulin Photo Gallery
 

Summary:  Following its close encounter with Earth on Feb. 24th, Comet Lulin (C/2007 N3) is moving away and fading. [full story] [ephemeris] [3D orbit] [finder charts: Jan.11-Feb.20, Feb.20-Mar.21]

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John Nassr,
Baguio, Philippines
Mar. 14, 2009
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Comet Lulin is fading rapidly as it heads away from the Sun and past its closest approach to the Earth 18 days earlier.


Paul Mortfield,
Sierra Remote Observatories, California
Mar. 13, 2009
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I had been hoping the skies would clear on the evening of March 12 to capture both Comet Lulin and Comet 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann in the same field of my FSQ106/STL11K setup. A bonus object in the field is the star cluster NGC2420 just above Comet Lulin. North is up in this image. Exposure time centered around March 13 2009 03:54UT. Imaged from Sierra Remote Observatories, California.


Jack Newton,
Arizona Sky village Portal
Mar. 13, 2009
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Comet Lulin is now gliding away from it's close encounter with the Earth and passing by the open cluster Herschel HI-6. Meade 14" HyperStar f2 14 two minute exp stacked.


Paolo Candy,
Ci.A.O. Cimini Astronomical Observatory - Italy
Mar. 9, 2009
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Ciao, ciao cometa Lulin! Bye Bye!


Jim Melka,
Chesterfield, Missouri
Mar. 3, 2009
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A small nucleus enveloped with a green coma of ionized cyanogen and a streaming reddish dust tail imaged at the paracor focus of a 30cm Newtonian reflector with a Canon 20d(Baader IR filter). More details: 30cm Newtonian & Canon 20d(Baader IR) ISO 800 on custom GEM mount 120 30-sec RAW frms began at 03:30 UT on Mar. 03, 2009, processed with Images Plus 2.80

more images: from Martin Gembec of Jablonec n.N. - Kokonin, Czech Republic; from Philippe Moussette of St-Agapit, Québec

 
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