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Comet Neowise is a photographer’s dream: Tips for capturing it – CNET
It’s the brightest comet in almost a quarter century, and a great opportunity for photographers.
This NASA image from the Parker Solar Probe uses processed data to show comet Neowise’s twin tails.
NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Naval Research Lab/Parker Solar Probe/Guillermo Stenborg
NASA says comet Neowise is the brightest space iceball to fly by Earth since at least 1997, and right now it’s putting on a show in the evening sky, sending hopeful astrophotographers out into the dark.
Plenty of gorgeous images of the comet appearing over the horizon just before sunrise or shortly after sunset h…
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