The comet NEOWISE, seen here over the Cathedral Gorge State Park in Nevada, has been visible in the Northern Hemisphere night sky throughout July. The comet is named after NASA’s Near-Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, the space telescope that discovered it. But this week is probably your last chance to get a good look at it and take a photo — NEOWISE is now heading away from Earth as it continues its journey around the Sun. (Ethan Miller/Getty)
viernes, 31 de julio de 2020
How to photograph Comet Neowise: Where to see it in the sky above the UK tonight, and tips for photographers
How to photograph Comet Neowise: Where to see it in the sky above the UK tonight, and tips for photographers

The comet NEOWISE, seen here over the Cathedral Gorge State Park in Nevada, has been visible in the Northern Hemisphere night sky throughout July. The comet is named after NASA’s Near-Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, the space telescope that discovered it. But this week is probably your last chance to get a good look at it and take a photo — NEOWISE is now heading away from Earth as it continues its journey around the Sun. (Ethan Miller/Getty)
The comet NEOWISE, seen here over the Cathedral Gorge State Park in Nevada, has been visible in the Northern Hemisphere night sky throughout July. The comet is named after NASA’s Near-Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, the space telescope that discovered it. But this week is probably your last chance to get a good look at it and take a photo — NEOWISE is now heading away from Earth as it continues its journey around the Sun. (Ethan Miller/Getty)
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