It is Fascinating how the comet appears to be fixed like stars, they move at the same speed and the relative position of the comet in relation to the background starts doesn't change. It actually seems like a crack in the sky from where light enters from behind a black screen.
I saw Neowise while in Nevada. I was an awesome sight. I enjoy watching the heavens. So many mysteries. I feel with so many planets we cannot possibly be alone.
@@k02e00a There are other places but if you go out into the Nevada desert you will see some interesting airplanes and of course the night skies are gorgeous. I don't think humans will be around the next time the comet passes by earth in 6,792 years. Maybe Neowise, the telescope and other man made objects will be floating around but not us humans. We are warmongers bent on self destruction.
The comet moves with the stars. Same pattern, same movement. If you look closely, it’s as if the windows of heaven are being open, exposing the light of heavens into the darkness of space
The sensation is that it moves with the stars, due to the rotation of our planet, but the comet has its own movement as it plows its orbit through our solar system.
¡Qué maravilla! ¡Y qué troles son esos satélites Starlink! Enhorabuena por la poesía hecha video. Felicidades por el dominio de la técnica y la planificación cuidadosa. Saludos y cielos despejados
We’re long overdue for another great comet in the northern hemisphere.. I certainly hope another one come by in my lifetime. I saw Hale-Bob in the 90’s and even though I definitely got my money’s worth looking at it every night for months.. I wouldn’t mind getting to see one more before I go.
I never photographed this event because of those f*cking clouds, it's cloudy for months so I never have chance to see and capture this spectacular event
@@firstclass000solar wind is actually made of particles that are being ejected from the sun. As a comet approaches the sun, it starts to melt and lose a part of its icy content. These are then pushed back away from the sun by the wind. That is also why a comet can appear to move in a direction different from where the tail is moving.
If you follow it day by day, it moves, but for just a few hours, the distance makes it seem like it's stationary. It is so far away from us that moving thousands of kilometres makes it move just a few milidegrees in the sky.
It is Fascinating how the comet appears to be fixed like stars, they move at the same speed and the relative position of the comet in relation to the background starts doesn't change.
It actually seems like a crack in the sky from where light enters from behind a black screen.
1000000% it’s because our realm is geocentric and it’s a piercing in our god made firmament. A true wonder.
I saw Neowise while in Nevada. I was an awesome sight. I enjoy watching the heavens. So many mysteries. I feel with so many planets we cannot possibly be alone.
It was magnificent even with the naked eye
@@k02e00a There are other places but if you go out into the Nevada desert you will see some interesting airplanes and of course the night skies are gorgeous. I don't think humans will be around the next time the comet passes by earth in 6,792 years. Maybe Neowise, the telescope and other man made objects will be floating around but not us humans. We are warmongers bent on self destruction.
0:38 top left....
Holy shit
It's actually crazy how much goes on in the sky and we don't really pay attention
WOW... Es toda una maravillosa obra de arte. Saludos desde Bogotá- Mil bendiciones!!!!!
Muchas gracias
The comet moves with the stars. Same pattern, same movement. If you look closely, it’s as if the windows of heaven are being open, exposing the light of heavens into the darkness of space
Windows of Heaven...
The sensation is that it moves with the stars, due to the rotation of our planet, but the comet has its own movement as it plows its orbit through our solar system.
@@k02e00a aw yup
@@oneilclarke8494he's right, though. Comets are light from beyond the dome.
¡Qué maravilla! ¡Y qué troles son esos satélites Starlink!
Enhorabuena por la poesía hecha video.
Felicidades por el dominio de la técnica y la planificación cuidadosa.
Saludos y cielos despejados
Truly a sight to behold!
I didn’t even know about comet neowise at the time, heck I wasn’t even back into astronomy at the time
So another comet like neowise would be great
They shut down every observatory worldwide when it came through.
We’re long overdue for another great comet in the northern hemisphere.. I certainly hope another one come by in my lifetime. I saw Hale-Bob in the 90’s and even though I definitely got my money’s worth looking at it every night for months.. I wouldn’t mind getting to see one more before I go.
@@LowTideLowLifeThey did? Why?
Sounds like the old sega genesis music.
Belíssimo este cometa!
Beautiful!
Espero que esos Starlink si en verdad sirvan de algo.. porque nada más están estorbando al panorama... Gracias por este trabajo!!
De momento, a los que fotografiamos el firmamento ya nos es muy dificil fotografiarlo sin que aparezcan rastros de tanto satelite.
es hermoso
I never photographed this event because of those f*cking clouds, it's cloudy for months so I never have chance to see and capture this spectacular event
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Nice CGI
Nice little kid.
Neg ..Real deal
Oh no…
amazing
You can clearly see the comet is a stationary source of light in the firmament.
As always flerfs have no sense of scale
Legit question. I get that the tail of an object would react entering our atmosphere but how it a tail of a comet being lit up?
The tail is formed by the solar wind and is illuminated just like the comet by the light it reflects from the sun.
@@k02e00a theres air in space?
@@firstclass000solar wind is actually made of particles that are being ejected from the sun. As a comet approaches the sun, it starts to melt and lose a part of its icy content. These are then pushed back away from the sun by the wind. That is also why a comet can appear to move in a direction different from where the tail is moving.
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0:40 isn't that Starlink on the left?
Yes
Segundo 41 (00:41) ¿Son los Starlink de Elon Musk?
Si, los que aparecen en la tercera y cuarta secuencia por la izquierda, son los Starlink
How you get that increíble video?
It is a timelapse, made up of hundreds of images that when assembled in a video, time is accelerated.
PORTA PARA OUTRO PLANO....
It doesn’t move 🤯
If you follow it day by day, it moves, but for just a few hours, the distance makes it seem like it's stationary. It is so far away from us that moving thousands of kilometres makes it move just a few milidegrees in the sky.
what are those things like mosquitoes
They are Starlink satellites.
And don't forget they shut down every observatory world wide when it came through.
I seen something hit it and it split into two.