Discovery: 10/06/2019
This comet has a long way to go, Perihelium is at January 05, 2022 – so we have over a year to go with this little fellow. It might reach mag 11.7 by then.
It was estimated around mag 15.5 at the time of this image.
I revisited this comet on sept 20 to make a longer stack. Roughly 2 hours, between 19 and 21 UT.
Another visit on november 03 and 04: the comet is still quite bright, this time I took the C11:
A quick break in the clouds and I was able to squeeze in 16 minutes of L3.
Finally another little break in the clouds;
The comet was close to LDN 1256, a dark nebula complex in CAS.
**Update dec 09, 2021**
I revisited this comet last night, and got 6x300s of data. The comet is bright, and shows a broad tail and coma.
***Update march 2022***
The comet is still going strong, at mag 10 is is now over its peak, but still worth a visit.
