Observation by Rob Kaufman: C/2023 P1 (Nishimura) is now appearing i...

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Observer

Rob Kaufman

Observed

2023 Oct 17 - 00:00

Uploaded

2023 Oct 21 - 16:19

Objects

C/2023 P1

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2023p1/2023p1_20231017_rkaufman.jpg

Target name

C/2023 P1

Title

C/2023 P1 (Nishimura) is now appearing in southern morning skies and I had a try for it this morning. Very difficult job considering the light skies and that it has faded off a lot. Nothing showed in the subs but by mangling them with high contrast before stacking I was able to get it as a small faint blob. The result is too poor to estimate a magnitude but it would have to be out in the m1 = 9 to 10 range. The upper parts of the image shows stars into the mid mag 11s but not that deep lower down.

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C/2023 P1 (Nishimura) is now appearing in southern morning skies and I had a try for it this morning. Very difficult job considering the light skies and that it has faded off a lot. Nothing showed in the subs but by mangling them with high contrast before stacking I was able to get it as a small faint blob. The result is too poor to estimate a magnitude but it would have to be out in the m1 = 9 to 10 range. The upper parts of the image shows stars into the mid mag 11s but not that deep lower down.
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