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Will go if weather permits. Can't miss this one XD

The attachment shows the comet's visibility for Singapore from Nov 1 to Jan 1. For both pre and post perihelion legs the comet is visible in Singapore morning sky. The pre-perihelion stage offers better viewing condition, however, the post-perihelion stage will be a challenge due to low altitude. Mo...

Hey Gavin, You are fast, thanks for posting this up. Below is the ephemerides based on the most updated data. Note it can reach beyond mag -10! If it does hold up to the prediction, we would have a big show to watch! Date R.A. (J2000) Decl. Delta r El. Ph. m1 2013 11 10 12 08 03.9 -01 01 00 1.003 0....

I hope its good news but it might be the opposite. The comet was recently reported to be around mag 9.5 but the IAU's Minor Planet Center states here that its now mag 13.9 (as at 15 Sept 2012): http://minorplanetcenter.org/iau/lists/LastCometObs.html Perhaps the comet has fizzled out or broken up??...

Amazing! Like watching NatGeo HD. Thanks for sharing! World Class! Wow! This is unreal! Simply incredible! Thanks for sharing :P Inspiring pictures!! Thanks for sharing Jiahao! you're going places Jiahao! Enjoying every bit of your images! Wow great photos, thanks for sharing! Often we overlook the...

Bromo, LMC and SMC: We chose to go up to the famous viewing platform for Bromo before midnight, with the main purpose to avoid the HEAVY crowd near sunrise hours. That proved to be a very smart decision. We had the place to our own. Though the sky quality was not as good as that of Kawah Ijen, it w...

Kawah Ijen, Blue Flames and Milky Way: The biggest surprise of the trip was no doubt the STARRY sky atop Kawah Ijen Crater Lake. The milky way there doesn't lose to that of Australia. Another phenomenon is the blue sulphur flames in the sulphur mine down near the lake. It was an AWESOME experience t...

Hi folks, Went to East Java for the infamous Mt. Bromo and Kawah Ijen during the Nat Day weekend. Here are some astro related stuff. Time Lapse: Totally four footages, too lazy to redo a English version, please bear with it :mrgreen: Footage 1: Blue sulphur flames burning and milky way setting taken...

World class as usual!!!