Photographed on November 17, 2025, this image combines 30×60 second exposures at a focal length of 430mm. The comet’s tail appears to have several branches, likely the result of a glancing blow from an X-class solar flare that resulted in a powerful coronal mass ejection from the sun on November 14.
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Ahhh, so it’s visible again. I remember people freaking out over it before it went behind the sun. Still hasn’t destroyed earth yet. Or invaded us.
lol.
Nice photo!
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Photographed on November 17, 2025, this image combines 30×60 second exposures at a focal length of 430mm. The comet’s tail appears to have several branches, likely the result of a glancing blow from an X-class solar flare that resulted in a powerful coronal mass ejection from the sun on November 14.
Ahhh, so it’s visible again. I remember people freaking out over it before it went behind the sun. Still hasn’t destroyed earth yet. Or invaded us.
lol.
Nice photo!