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The weather cooperated, allowing us to monitor changes in the comet’s tail for three days in a row. The observation window gradually narrowed as the comet sank lower and lower. Exposures were taken well into the early twilight. All images were processed in the same way.
https://britastro.org/observations/observation.php?id=20260416_093536_069e4dfb6739e53c
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