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07-January-2005, 06:16 AM
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Hi Everyone,
Yes, thats right multiple Ion tails are visible in this image. It's still raining/cloudy in Dayton, but finally cleared in New Mexico Skies, so I took this image remotely with a Tak Sky 90 & ST10XME CCD, 30 sec. exposure LRGB for a total of 2 minutes. Taken on 01/06/05 at 05:49 UT. I want to see it again visually, but these Darn clouds won't go away. In the mean time, I have lots of Image Data to process, but haven't had time to do them all. But I do have a nice surprise coming up in the next few days for the forum, So be on the look out for this,.................... Next Image! Enjoy!
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Best Regards, John Chumack The Chumack Observatories MPC 838 Dayton Research Station MPC H66 Yellow Springs Research Station www.galacticimages.com 
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07-January-2005, 11:16 PM
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Galactic you have one fine photo of this comet, outstanding, great work.
Paul F. Campbell
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