🌠 El Cometa C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) en su máximo esplendor 🌠 Desde lo alto de los Andes peruanos, a casi 4500 metros sobre el nivel del mar, capturamos un espectáculo único en el cielo: el cometa G3 ATLAS y sus impresionantes colas en sus últimos días visibles a simple vista. Aunque ha perdido su núcleo, sigue deslumbrando con su cola principal extensa y múltiples colas secundarias apuntando hacia el Sol. * Las luces que atraviesan en gran cantidad la imagen son rastros de satélites. #CometaG3ATLAS

16万年に一度の明るい彗星、観測のチャンス到来です

Comet ATLAS (C/2024 G3) completed its transit across LASCO C3's field of vision today. Here is a video capturing the entire transit between January 11th and 15th. So long and thanks for the great show! SolarHam.com | Space Weather by SolarHam

太陽観測衛星がアトラス彗星（C/2024 G3）の尾を鮮明にとらえた

Last week, bright comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) dove by the Sun and through the view of ESA - European Space Agency/NASA’s SOHO spacecraft, as shown here. Even though U.S. Naval Research Laboratory - NRL's Karl Battams knew it was coming, it still took him by surprise. “I think it’s the prettiest comet I’ve ever seen in the LASCO images — and I’ve seen about 5,200 of them!” Battams said. Battams is the principal investigator for the Large Angle Spectrometric Coronagraph (LASCO) instrument suite aboard