Ο
κομήτης ISON ανατέλλει πάνω από τις Καναρίους Νήσους, λίγο πριν την ανατολή του
ήλιου. Ένα βίντεο του Juan Carlos Casado:
Will Comet ISON
survive tomorrow's close encounter with the Sun? Approaching to within a solar
diameter of the Sun's surface, the fate of one of the most unusual comets of
modern times will finally be determined. The comet could shed a great amount of
ice and dust into a developing tail -- or break apart completely.
Unfortunately, the closer Comet ISON gets to the Sun, the harder it has been
for conventional telescopes to see the brightening comet in the glare of the
morning Sun. Pictured in the above short time lapse video, Comet ISON was
captured rising over the Canary Islands just above the morning Sun a few days
ago. If the comet's nucleus survives, the coma and the tails it sheds might
well be visible rising ahead of the Sun in the next few days or weeks.
Alternatively, satellites watching the Sun might document one of the larger
comet disintegrations yet recorded. Stay tuned! Video Credit & Copyright:
Copyright: Juan Carlos Casado (TWAN, Earth and Stars)
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