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Comet s1 ISON on NASA's Fleet, Venus explodes Comet Style

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WARNING: I had extra fun with this one. Ok. We're taking a look at Comet c/2012 s1 ISON on NASA's fleet of Cameras. We've got the Secchi the STEREO HI-1 & 2 Cameras. We've got Encke & ISON in a duet. Comets c/2012 s1 ISON, c/2013 R1 LOVEJOY, c/2012 X1 LINEAR & 2P ENCKE playing the 4 tops with the Sun as their audience. ISON looks large & quick. Venus has a wonderful off camera comet like ignition? Usually when Venus does this it is a triangle like Coma, but this time.

Eyes on the Sky: Nov 4 thru Nov 10: Comet ISON

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EyesontheSky.org - 11/4/13

Published on Nov 3, 2013

www.eyesonthesky.com Check out a one-day-old Moon, along with some easy-to-spot yet dramatic looking craters later in the week, and then learn how to spot Comet ISON, Comet Encke and Comet Lovejoy... yes, that's right, THREE comets! See what's up in the night sky every week with "Eyes on the Sky" videos, astronomy made easy.

Move over Comet ISON. A new Comet Lovejoy has arrived

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Earthsky.org - 9/11/13, Deborah Byrd

Comet Lovejoy's location on the sky's dome now.  It is up in the morning sky, as seen from across the Earth.  Image via realistnews.net

Comet Lovejoy’s location on the sky’s dome now. It is up in the morning sky, as seen from across the Earth. Image via Cumbrian Sky.

Many are anticipating the brightening of Comet ISON, which is now in Earth’s predawn sky, not far from the bright planets Jupiter and Mars, but too faint to see without telescopes and/or photographic equipment. Read more about Comet ISON here. In the meantime, on September 9, 2013, noted comet discoverer Terry Lovejoy of Australia announced another new comet, bringing his total number of comet discoveries to four. The newest Comet Lovejoy will be in the same part of the sky as Comet ISON beginning in November. What a cool photo opportunity!

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