Jul 17, 2025
Nishimura Comet
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Nishimura Comet
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DID ANYONE ELSE SEE THAT GREEN COMET TONIGHT?!?!!π±π±π±βοΈπππ
Theres a comet visible for the next few days! 9/12-9/17/2023
hi i drove to the atlantic ocean in the middle of the night in an attempt to capture photos of the nishimura comet, which only comes by earth once every 400 years! and while i wasn't able to get photos of it because of cloud cover, i was able to still get some pretty nice ocean sunrise photos. :) enjoy!
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C/2023 P1 (Nishimura) captured this morning in western WA on my Canon 90D EOS DSLR, 135mm Rokinon lens.
π«¨π«¨π«¨ space is an unforgiving place...
THE SUN JUST RIPPED OFF NISHIMURA COMET'S TAIL:
Comet Nishimura (C/2023 P1) is getting close to the sun--and it shows. On Sept. 2nd, a solar storm hit the comet at point blank range and ripped off its tail. Astrophotographer Michael Jaeger recorded the event from AZM Martinsberg, Austria. Researchers call this a "disconnection event." It's caused by a CME (or fast solar wind stream) hitting the comet.