Observation by dbartlett: Telescope Celestron RASA 11" C...

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Observer

dbartlett

Observed

2026 Jul 27 - 00:00

Uploaded

2026 Sep 06 - 09:13

Objects

10P Tempel

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Constellation

Capricornus

Field centre

RA: 21h43m
Dec: -22°27'
Position angle: -1°33'

Field size

3°18' × 1°53'

Full filename

10p/10p_20260727_dbartlett.png

Target name

10P Tempel

Title

Telescope Celestron RASA 11" Cameras ZWO ASI6200MC Pro ZWO ASI6200MM Pro Mount 10Micron GM2000 HPS II Software Main Sequence Software Sequence Generator Pro (SGP) Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight Description Project Notes: Always a novelty when a reasonably bright comet moves in position of a showcase DSO. But with 95% moonlight? With a backyard setup, I was able to block direct moonlight by hiding behind my house. Globular cluster Messier M30 appears lower right of the comet. Orbital Dust Trail continues to be despite the nearly full moon (in the comet's vicinity). Brownish-yellow dust tail appears as fan-shaped, 3 o'clock and above orbital tail as it was on July 27. Brightness measurement is mag 9.1 under heavy moonlight. Observational details: Backyard setup 2xscopes Tandem: RASA11 D = 279mm; fl =620mm; F# 2.2 camera: asi6200mmP and asi6200mcP Seeing: 3.5/5 Transparency: 7/10 95% Moonlight Observer: DEBartlett Location: June Lake, California, USA Image Info: (All images processed solely using PixInsight and Comet Photometry Tycho-Tracker) Resampled 2x2 Acquisition...............362x30sec total Resolution ............... 2.501 arcsec/px Rotation ................. -1.582 deg Field of view ............ 3d 4' 11.6" x 1d 53' 9.0" Image center ............. RA: 21 43 37.266 Dec: -22 27 53.72 10P (Tempel 2) ICQ line: IIIYYYYMnL YYYY MM DD.DD eM/mm.m:r AAA.ATF/xxxx /dd.ddnDC /t.ttmANG ICQ XX*OBSxxf InT APERTURcamchip SFW C ## u.uu xx.x PIXELSIZE 10 2026 07 27.44 C 9.1 AR 28.0T 2A320 3.0 ICQ XX BARaeI a 30C 3.00mZCP IMX TYT 0 U9*0.08 9.2 2.5s 2.5 Location: June Lake Overlook (MPC U66); Comment: Comet Alt. 27.6 COD U66

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Telescope Celestron RASA 11" Cameras ZWO ASI6200MC Pro ZWO ASI6200MM Pro Mount 10Micron GM2000 HPS II Software Main Sequence Software Sequence Generator Pro (SGP) Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight Description Project Notes: Always a novelty when a reasonably bright comet moves in position of a showcase DSO. But with 95% moonlight? With a backyard setup, I was able to block direct moonlight by hiding behind my house. Globular cluster Messier M30 appears lower right of the comet. Orbital Dust Trail continues to be despite the nearly full moon (in the comet's vicinity). Brownish-yellow dust tail appears as fan-shaped, 3 o'clock and above orbital tail as it was on July 27. Brightness measurement is mag 9.1 under heavy moonlight. Observational details: Backyard setup 2xscopes Tandem: RASA11 D = 279mm; fl =620mm; F# 2.2 camera: asi6200mmP and asi6200mcP Seeing: 3.5/5 Transparency: 7/10 95% Moonlight Observer: DEBartlett Location: June Lake, California, USA Image Info: (All images processed solely using PixInsight and Comet Photometry Tycho-Tracker) Resampled 2x2 Acquisition...............362x30sec total Resolution ............... 2.501 arcsec/px Rotation ................. -1.582 deg Field of view ............ 3d 4' 11.6" x 1d 53' 9.0" Image center ............. RA: 21 43 37.266 Dec: -22 27 53.72 10P (Tempel 2) ICQ line: IIIYYYYMnL YYYY MM DD.DD eM/mm.m:r AAA.ATF/xxxx /dd.ddnDC /t.ttmANG ICQ XX*OBSxxf InT APERTURcamchip SFW C ## u.uu xx.x PIXELSIZE 10 2026 07 27.44 C 9.1 AR 28.0T 2A320 3.0 ICQ XX BARaeI a 30C 3.00mZCP IMX TYT 0 U9*0.08 9.2 2.5s 2.5 Location: June Lake Overlook (MPC U66); Comment: Comet Alt. 27.6 COD U66
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