Here are the latest and best images of ISON from the past couple of days.
October 5th
Comet #ISON imaged by Michael Jäger on October 5th http://t.co/Bh6OKzi5mH #cometison pic.twitter.com/GWLcmnjlrt
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 5, 2013
The two stars that are nearby in that small triangular area are magnitudes 10.05 and 10.60.
Here’s what those two stars look like in Stellarium.
Comet #ISON imaged by Rolando Ligustri via iTelelscope on October 5th http://t.co/AepqPkxn44 #cometison pic.twitter.com/201uahhRCZ
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 5, 2013
October 4th
Comet #ISON imaged by Gerald Rhemann on Oct 4 via the Sky Vistas Observatory (C14) http://t.co/AN3AiUZ3YF #cometison pic.twitter.com/0YCUzhvdjj
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 5, 2013
Comet C/2012 S1 #ISON Our science image release from the 2m/F10 Liverpool Telescope imaging run this morning. – pic.twitter.com/HIwqehH11K
— Nick Howes (@NickAstronomer) October 4, 2013
October 3rd
Comet #ISON imaged by Michael Jäger on October 3rd http://t.co/Bh6OKzi5mH #cometison pic.twitter.com/0aE7lJg5ih
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 4, 2013
And just for fun, and for reddit, here’s the Nyan Cat.
Comet ISON latest images for October 3rd through 5th,@NickAstronomer Try using a #Nyan filter with #ISON pic.twitter.com/IhSmdgWPC3
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 4, 2013