is now a spectacular naked-eye object. Get up at least an hour before sunrise and cast your gaze toward the north-northeast, low above the horizon, to spy this fleeting visitor to the inner solar system. You can’t miss it.
Shot with tripod-mounted Canon 5Div and 500 mm prime lens, ISO 3200, 1 sec at f/4.0.
UPDATE: This comet is now an easy evening object to see toward the north-northwest, a little more than an hour after sunset: How to See Comet NEOWISE in the Night Sky This Month. Super in binoculars! Get out and take a look… you can sleep when you’re dead.
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Shot at around 10:30 pm PDT on Monday, 13 July.