unkownpuma786
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I’ve been looking to try and get a picture of the neowise comet and couldn’t find anything I’ve tried looking up the comets location but none of the news websites or articles show where it’s at I’m in Southern California behind the San Bernardino Mountains but I’m far enough away to see the stars
smorsdoeuvres
https://www.thrillist.com/news/nation/comet-neowise-2020-how-to-see-it-now
jetblue7
just learned of this last night,woke this morning looked east ,saw everything damn else except that
JerzeeTomato
jqubed
It's just above the northeastern horizon, so maybe the mountains block it. It'll switch to evenings soon and move closer to the big dipper.
unkownpuma786
Ok I was thinking on going to the desert early in the morning
jqubed
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/07/one-of-brightest-comets-in-decades-passing-earth-how-to-see/
unkownpuma786
Thanks
AccidentalAwesome101
Sorry. Enjoy the neowise comments instead.
The22ndDoctor
Since it's low on the horizon, you may have to go up one of the mountains at 3-5am to see it. Or maybe try Arrowhead, and look towards Vegas
The22ndDoctor
You can see how low it is on the other side of the continent in Ottawa: https://imgur.com/account/favorites/rZakyCX
unkownpuma786
Thanks for the help
The22ndDoctor
glovelyday
It's pretty dim, without binoculars it's hard to see.
unkownpuma786
Yeah but I have a Nikon p900 so that shouldn’t be a problem I’m looking towards the horizon and I got up at 3 woke back up at 4 then 5
glovelyday
It's in the constellation Auriga. Get a phone app.
unkownpuma786
Ok thanks
unkownpuma786
No dose
unkownpuma786
No dice