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July 8, 2024

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Chris Schur from Payson, Arizona Comet 13P/Olbers reached perihelion (its closest strategy to the Solar) on June 30, flaunting a faint however intricate ion tail that seems to corkscrew off of the nucleus. This picture was taken with half-hour of knowledge on a 8-inch f/2 RASA scope.
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Chris Schur from Payson, Arizona

Comet 13P/Olbers reached perihelion (its closest strategy to the Solar) on June 30, flaunting a faint however intricate ion tail that seems to corkscrew off of the nucleus. This picture was taken with half-hour of knowledge on a 8-inch f/2 RASA scope.