Norbert Mrozek was able to capture this image of ISON, the planet Mars, and Regulus on October 12, 2013 at 03:11UT.
Comet #ISON imaged by Norbert Mrozek http://t.co/7q6RmxvARp #cometison #ThingsNASAMightTweet pic.twitter.com/5rAmi3oV5g
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 12, 2013
I took the liberty to remove some of that white haze that appears within the photo to come up with this result.
Here's that same image of Comet #ISON by Norbert Mrozek but adjusted a bit. http://t.co/bw8NMD1tng #cometison pic.twitter.com/J7auHBiszn
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 12, 2013
Here’s the same updated image but rotated 90 degrees clockwise with some crude imagery from Stellarium on the right overlapping duplicate imagery from the left. Comet ISON appears on top, with the planet Mars below it, and Regulus on the bottom corner.
@SpaceNewsUA This should help http://t.co/U0qA0JBniy. Used Stellarium on the right #cometison #ison #Mars #Regulus pic.twitter.com/jht8Eu3RbB
— Comet ISON (@CometISONnews) October 12, 2013
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Comet ISON, Mars, and Regulus on October 12, 2013,