Comet ISON : Realtime Image and Info 2013

Ultimately, I made ​​the decision to make a special thread for comet ISON Picture, I will try to input images of the comet ISON from independent observers around the world..if you have the latest pictures, I gladly welcome to include it in this thread..now all world look to the sky ..
Thanks for all the comments, posts, criticism, suggestions and your smile..

This is Comet Ison From 1 October 2013 from independent observers..Enjoy

1 Oct 13 R.Ligustri, New Mexico :


1 Oct 13 Bill Martinec, New Mexico :


1 Oct 13 Ernesto Guido, Nick Howes & Martino Nicolini, Liverpool :


2 Oct 13 Ari Koutsouradis, Westminster MD USA :


2 Oct 13 André Knöfel, Drebach, Germany :


2 Oct 13 Nirmal Paul, Canary Island, Teide :


2 Oct 13 Norbert mrozek, Hagen Germany :


2 Oct 13 Frank A. Rodriguez, onomico Roque Saucillo (CARS). Vega de San Mateo. Gran Canaria (Canary Islands) :


3 Oct 13 Dr Paolo Candy, Ci.A.O. Cimini Astronomical Observatory - Italy :


3 Oct 13 Bill Martinec,New Mexico, USA :


3 Oct 13 Nirmal Paul, Mayhill New Mexico USA :

S&F !!!!!! I love this!!! Now we all have 1 thread to come to so we can share whatever info we have!!

I'm going to re-post the video from the last thread here.... Thanks again cheesy! You're just way to cool!!




Edit to riftrafter- i found another source for the vid... Thank-you for letting me know that and THANK-YOU for the kind words... Really appreciate it!!

Nice pictures but at least you could have give the original link where you take them all ....
spaceweather.com...

reply to post by cheesy


Way to go Cheesy!

Glad to see you took Tracehd1's excellent advice to put everything about ISON in a single thread.

I'll be checking it regularly.

BTW Trace - not sure if you knew that embedding has been disabled for the vid you posted. Not a big deal, I just clicked on the Watch it on YouTube link and saw it there.

tracehd1
S&F !!!!!! I love this!!! Now we all have 1 thread to come to so we can share whatever info we have!!

I'm going to re-post the video from the last thread here.... Thanks again cheesy! You're just way to cool!!

Tq So much Ms.tracehd1 for the video and advise!

Dolby_X
Nice pictures but at least you could have give the original link where you take them all ....
spaceweather.com...

Yes thats one of the link sir..Sory for that i forget..
this is another link :

from here you can see update via twitter on the right of the site..
www.cometisonnews.com...

3 Oct 13 Alfons Diepvens, Gelgium (false color) :

All images taken by myself.

September 28th, from Florida with my own telescope:

October 1st, from New Mexico with iTelescope.net T11 (pardon the glare due to moonlight):

October 2nd, from Florida with my own telescope:

ngchunter
All images taken by myself.

September 28th, from Florida with my own telescope:

October 1st, from New Mexico with iTelescope.net T11 (pardon the glare due to moonlight):

October 2nd, from Florida with my own telescope:

You Own ?? wooow..i wonder have one too..how your feeling see this comet sir?
Great!
if you mind please take again hehe..tq so much Mr.Ngchunter

those are great pictures id like to see more

Thankyou cheesy!
I wanted a thread on ison

Good job.

violet
Thankyou cheesy!
I wanted a thread on ison

Good job.

Tq Ms.Violet! This is Special For Ya..From Cheezzy
4 Oct 2013 Nirmal Paul, Mayhill New Mexico USA :

spaceweather.com...
Whoaa..this Great Picture! lot of Galaxy and stars there

nice thread , here are some interesting sites i found

Anticipated STEREO observations of Comet ISON

Comet ISON (C/2012 S1)

Ready, Set, Observe! How to See Comet ISON In The Early Morning Sky Read more: www.universetoday.com...

Comet ISON Goes Green

Giant NASA balloon ready to hunt potentially dazzling Comet ISON

I will definitely be keeping a close eye on this thread!

Cheesy, do you think ISON is still going to be as bright as we were told it is going to be? I keep reading that it is fizzling out, but the pictures you shared sure make it seem like it is still on track to doing what they said it would. Thank you!

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Hey Cheesy! Awesome thread! I'm very interested in this comet as well. I have a question for everyone that has been following this comet....

I went to this link Universe Today and the most recent post on that page made me curious.

This guy says that ISON is bigger than the MOON? Also, it has a powerful magnetic field which could be a problem with the core of the Earth. Here is his webpage with his alert Orb Alert

What are your thoughts? Thank you

reply to post by ValentinoG


The article says that your man noted the comet as follows:
Through his 16-inch (41 cm) reflecting telescope on September 1, he noted the comet as a small object about 0.6 arc minutes across (1 arc minute = 1/30 the diameter of the full moon), brighter in the center and shining faintly at magnitude 13.1
Not the size of the moon but approx 1/50th the size of it.
Or did I read it wrong?
I found this, putting it at 3 miles in diameter:
www.fallofathousandsuns.com...

ValentinoG
reply to post by cheesy

 

Hey Cheesy! Awesome thread! I'm very interested in this comet as well. I have a question for everyone that has been following this comet....

I went to this link Universe Today and the most recent post on that page made me curious.

This guy says that ISON is bigger than the MOON? Also, it has a powerful magnetic field which could be a problem with the core of the Earth. Here is his webpage with his alert Orb Alert

What are your thoughts? Thank you

wow that orb report is kinda scary

reply to post by Mufcutcakeyumyum


Good morning! I was referring to the second article. (ORB Alert). This guy made a comment on the first article (Universe Today)

reply to post by doobsy


It is VERY scary lol Thats why I wanted anyone who has been following ISON to explain if this is true.

reply to post by ValentinoG


Morning to you too!
I'll just get back in me box and close the lid.......