Neowise Magnets

Comet Neowise

People watching and photographing the comet Neowise

People watching and photographing the comet Neowise

Blazing through the night sky, Comet NEOWISE offered an incredible spectacle to witness in my life time. A huge interplanetary iceberg, it is thought to be about three miles (5km) across and date back to the dawn of our solar system, some 4.6 billion years ago. To witness it shining like a cosmic torch beaming amid the stars, it was a rare sight indeed, for NEOWISE comes around only once every 6,800 years. I was so blessed to have witnessed this is my life time and will never forget the majestic NEOWISE.

The Comet NEOWISE over Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales in 2020 with the Helvetia Wreck in the foreground

A closer Zoom of our new Neighbour

Just a little space shooting of our new visitor

S closer shot of Neowise tale

A closer crop, showing the tail in all its glory

c2020 f3 NEOWISE (Comet NEOWISE) over Rhossili Bay, Gower

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A view of Neowise comet over Kneeland, CA at sunset.

Comet NEOWISE over a lit tent at Llyn y Fan Fawr in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE rising over Santa Barbara wine country in the minutes just before dawn on July 11th, 2020.

Comet NEOWISE and Noctilucent cloud over Corn Du and Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Comet NEOWISE and Noctilucent cloud over Corn Du in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Here we have a Calleta silkmoth caterpillar and a Hercules beetle watching the comet Neowise somewhere in Andalusia.

Another comet? You have to be kitten me.

Yokai Amabie powerful mythical being meets with Comet Neowise. Join Amabie and Neowise in the comptemplation of the vastness of the universe.