Observation by dbartlett: 10P_Tempel_TandemRASA11s_asi6200mmP_asi6...

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Observer

dbartlett

Observed

2026 Sep 14 - 00:00

Uploaded

2026 Sep 17 - 09:41

Objects

10P Tempel

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Constellation

Piscis Austrinus

Field centre

RA: 22h31m
Dec: -35°13'
Position angle: -1°27'

Field size

3°06' × 1°48'

Full filename

10p/10p_20260914_dbartlett.png

Target name

10P Tempel

Title

10P_Tempel_TandemRASA11s_asi6200mmP_asi6200mcP_45x180sec_20260913_234417_local_JuneLake_California_USA_DEBartlett Finally, 9th mag Comet 10P/ Tempel is at its Lowest in my Skies, Sept 14th 2026 ASTROBIN-Full Resolution, animation and other Goodies: https://app.astrobin.com/i/0t6d30?r=0 Project Notes: Yes! Just past the lowest altitude in my skies for this approach. Less than 10 degrees off my due south, mountain ridge . The blue hues are nearly absent in stars as well as some green. Orbital trail still prominent in stack, not however in individual subs. ***Interesting large and faint outer shell surrounding the coma and extending upwards. Seen on OSC and Lum (included) stacks. Must keep my eye on future images to see if this feature is real.*** Faint twin dust tails, at 11 and 2 o'clock (inside coma). Brightness measured at mag 9.2 Color calibration was performed with PixInsight's SpectrometricColorCalibration process using a white balance of the spectral class of our sun as reference. Observational details: Backyard setup 2xscopes Tandem: RASA11 D = 279mm; fl =620mm; F# 2.2 camera: asi6200mmP and asi6200mcP Seeing: 4/5 Transparency: 7.5/10 Observer: DEBartlett Location: June Lake, California, USA Image Info: (All images processed solely using PixInsight and Comet Photometry Tycho-Tracker) Resampled 2x2 Acquisition...............45x180sec total Resolution ............... 2.504 arcsec/px Rotation ................. -1.525 deg Field of view ............ 3d 5' 16.1" x 1d 48' 14.4" Image center ............. RA: 22 31 52.085 Dec: -35 13 43.54 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 09 14.26 C 9.2 AG 28.0T 2C960 5.9 ICQ XX BARaeI a180C 5.93mZCP IMX TYT 0 U9*0.15 9.2 2.5s 2.5 Location: June Lake Overlook (MPC U66); Comment: Comet Alt. 16.5 COD U66 OBS CATALOG: ATLAS2 - BAND: g (Sun Mag=-26.46) 10x10 20x20 30x30 40x40 50x50 60x60 RSR FC COD COMET UTC +/- +/- +/- +/- +/- +/- N FWHM CAT ------------ ------------------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ---- ---- --- 10P 14/09/2026 06:16:12 15.89 14.47 13.56 12.86 12.30 11.82 33.6 18.2 U66 10P 14/09/2026 06:16:12* 0.15 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.14 22 16.5 ATL AFRHO LOG COMET UTC DELTA r AP " MAG RSR CM +/- AFRHO OBS

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10P_Tempel_TandemRASA11s_asi6200mmP_asi6200mcP_45x180sec_20260913_234417_local_JuneLake_California_USA_DEBartlett Finally, 9th mag Comet 10P/ Tempel is at its Lowest in my Skies, Sept 14th 2026 ASTROBIN-Full Resolution, animation and other Goodies: https://app.astrobin.com/i/0t6d30?r=0 Project Notes: Yes! Just past the lowest altitude in my skies for this approach. Less than 10 degrees off my due south, mountain ridge . The blue hues are nearly absent in stars as well as some green. Orbital trail still prominent in stack, not however in individual subs. ***Interesting large and faint outer shell surrounding the coma and extending upwards. Seen on OSC and Lum (included) stacks. Must keep my eye on future images to see if this feature is real.*** Faint twin dust tails, at 11 and 2 o'clock (inside coma). Brightness measured at mag 9.2 Color calibration was performed with PixInsight's SpectrometricColorCalibration process using a white balance of the spectral class of our sun as reference. Observational details: Backyard setup 2xscopes Tandem: RASA11 D = 279mm; fl =620mm; F# 2.2 camera: asi6200mmP and asi6200mcP Seeing: 4/5 Transparency: 7.5/10 Observer: DEBartlett Location: June Lake, California, USA Image Info: (All images processed solely using PixInsight and Comet Photometry Tycho-Tracker) Resampled 2x2 Acquisition...............45x180sec total Resolution ............... 2.504 arcsec/px Rotation ................. -1.525 deg Field of view ............ 3d 5' 16.1" x 1d 48' 14.4" Image center ............. RA: 22 31 52.085 Dec: -35 13 43.54 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 09 14.26 C 9.2 AG 28.0T 2C960 5.9 ICQ XX BARaeI a180C 5.93mZCP IMX TYT 0 U9*0.15 9.2 2.5s 2.5 Location: June Lake Overlook (MPC U66); Comment: Comet Alt. 16.5 COD U66 OBS CATALOG: ATLAS2 - BAND: g (Sun Mag=-26.46) 10x10 20x20 30x30 40x40 50x50 60x60 RSR FC COD COMET UTC +/- +/- +/- +/- +/- +/- N FWHM CAT ------------ ------------------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ---- ---- --- 10P 14/09/2026 06:16:12 15.89 14.47 13.56 12.86 12.30 11.82 33.6 18.2 U66 10P 14/09/2026 06:16:12* 0.15 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.14 22 16.5 ATL AFRHO LOG COMET UTC DELTA r AP " MAG RSR CM +/- AFRHO OBS
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