Observation by Mike Olason: Thankfully the snow blizzard waited one ...

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Observer

Mike Olason

Observed

2016 Mar 22 - 10:23

Uploaded

2016 Mar 25 - 21:20

Objects

P/2016 BA14 (PANSTARRS)

Camera model

SBIG ST-7

Full filename

2016ba14/2016ba14_20160322_1023_molason.jpg

Target name

P/2016 BA14 (PANSTARRS)

Title

Thankfully the snow blizzard waited one day and had the chance to observe the comet 4 hours before close approach through thin clouds and the nearby full Moon. The closest approach happen during morning daylight in Denver. The comet looked more like an asteroid than a comet. It appeared to reach magnitude 12.8 before it set over Denver Colorado when I took the last images. Cheers,

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Thankfully the snow blizzard waited one day and had the chance to observe the comet 4 hours before close approach through thin clouds and the nearby full Moon. The closest approach happen during morning daylight in Denver. The comet looked more like an asteroid than a comet. It appeared to reach magnitude 12.8 before it set over Denver Colorado when I took the last images. Cheers,
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