CometAtlas3I
Objects in field: MQ J104538.54+070527.4, MQ J104540.86+071246.5, PKS 1042+071, Q 1043+071, SDSS J104410.13+072305.6, SDSS J104413.90+072607.6, SDSS J104416.85+072521.8, SDSS J104426.79+072754.9, SDSS J104430.06+065423.4, SDSS J104431.76+070841.0, SDSS J104434.16+070302.6, SDSS J104446.16+070651.4, SDSS J104449.77+070852.2, SDSS J104455.13+070434.0, SDSS J104459.04+073046.2, SDSS J104503.95+065536.1, SDSS J104508.87+073119.4, SDSS J104544.43+071339.7, SDSS J104544.77+070553.8, SDSS J104548.51+070822.4, SDSS J104551.90+071344.1, SDSS J104555.68+071555.9, SDSS J104556.93+072714.7, SDSS J104601.13+072252.8, SDSS J104603.16+071907.1, SDSS J104607.92+071934.4, SDSS J104610.78+072548.3, SDSS J104611.94+072321.0, SDSS J104615.41+072732.6, TYC260-169-1, TYC260-273-1, TYC260-562-1, WISEA J104427.72+071959.1, WISEA J104436.00+070435.5, WISEA J104443.20+071056.0, WISEA J104452.93+073407.1, WISEA J104520.93+071705.9, WISEA J104535.32+072054.3
Equipment: ZWO Seestar S50, Sony IMX 462
Integration: 1h 38m 30s
Imaged on December 19th Atlas3I its closest approach to Earth. The comet was combined in grey scale due to comet alignment and stacking was automatically applied in Pixinsight to the core of 3I. Using the small SeeStarS50 does create challenges with 250mm focal length for a 11.1 magnitude comet at time of imaging. 3I Atlas at imaging session was traveling at 66km’s per second which is 147,637 MPH…