21K views · 121 reactions | It won’t return for nearly 7,000 years, and comet Neowise passes closest to Earth today. It’ll now gradually fade, but you can still catch it in the skies above the North West! Here’s Owain with more ☄️☄️ | BBC Manchester | Facebook

Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF on 25/01/2023 The comet is approaching it's closest point to earth and is currently visible to the naked eye, but only just! The moon will impact veiwing over the coming nights but it should be visible through binouculars or a telescope. The comet is currently moving between the plough and the north star making it easier to find during the next week or so. Video: Dan Monk / Sony A73, 400mm lens | Kielder Observatory

Comet ZTF C/2022 E3 ☄️ The first timelapse is a wide angle timelapse captured from a 100 mm lens and a canon 5D mark 4, both mounted on a skywatcher star adventurer 2i pro The final image is an integration of 144 minutes of light exposure. The sophisticated processing brings up the details of the core and the tail, as well as cleaning the light pollution. If you have any questions about my gear, I listed everything I use in my link in bio The image is also available for purchase (prints, full re