C2009 P1 Garradd Images

[owlice]

C/2009 P1 (Garradd) visits M71
Copyright: Brian Kimball
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Comet Garradd and M71
Copyright: Rodrigo Losada Menendez
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Comet Garradd and Globular Star Cluster M71 in Sagitta
http://www.jwestlake.com
Copyright: Jimmy Westlake
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Comet Garradd Brushes by M71 in Sagitta
http://www.ruppel.darkhorizons.org/IMAG ... 082611.jpg
Copyright: Gregg Ruppel
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[gregbradley]

Here is one of my images of Comet Garradd taken 2 days ago from my home observatory in
Kurrajong NSW Australia.

1 hour 36 minutes with a Planewave CDK17 and a FLI Proline 16803 camera.

http://upload.pbase.com/image/137574213


Greg.

[moladso]

How fast it moves
http://www.astronomica.es
Copyright: Jaime Fernandez

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This picture shows how fast comet C/2009 P1 Garradd moves relative to fixed star field background, while passing optically near of M71 globular star cluster in the constalletion of Sagitta, producung a nice perspective of both objetcs.

Comet C/2009 P1 Garradd these days show a 7.2 magnitude and is visible by using binoculars and small telescopes, being the brightest comet in the current sky. Garradd is a giant comet wich absolute magnitude reaches 2.5 (Elenin in comparision reaches 10), not approaching too much to Sun (1.5 AU) nor Earth (1.2 AU). Past august 22th the comet reached their first minimun distance to Earth, 1.3 AU, having a second approach next 4/march/2012. Having two minimun distance to Earth is normal on comet orbits.

The resulting composition of 215 shots during more than two hours following the comet, shows the trace it leaves while moving, making it easy to see it's trayectory and speed based on time the shots were taken. All times are Universal Time, so you have to calculate your local time.

[owlice]

Comet Garradd
http://www.astro-hp.dk/
Copyright: Niels V. Christensen
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Garradd and Messiers
Copyright: Tunc Tezel

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Comet Garradd C/2009 P1
http://www.galacticimages.com
Copyright: John Chumack
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Comet Garradd Meets M71 and M27
http://www.jwestlake.com
Copyright: Jimmy Westlake

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C2009 P1Garrad
http://www.altamiraobs.org.es/
Copyright: Jose Francisco Hernandez
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[owlice]

Movement of Comet Garradd Against Stars
http://www.astronomica.es/imagen/295_4.jpg
Copyright: Jaime Fernandez
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[moladso]

How fast it moves II
http://www.astronomica.es
Copyright: Jaime Fernandez


This 2h13m video shows how fast comet C/2009 P1 Garradd moves relative to fixed star field background, while passing optically near of M71 globular star cluster in the constalletion of Sagitta, producung a nice perspective of both objetcs.

Comet C/2009 P1 Garradd these days show a 7.2 magnitude and is visible by using binoculars and small telescopes, being the brightest comet in the current sky. Garradd is a giant comet wich absolute magnitude reaches 2.5 (Elenin in comparision reaches 10), not approaching too much to Sun (1.5 AU) nor Earth (1.2 AU). Past august 22th the comet reached their first minimun distance to Earth, 1.3 AU, having a second approach next 4/march/2012. Having two minimun distance to Earth is normal on comet orbits.

[etiqi]

For some days I had thought to take a picture when comet C/2009 P1 Garradd was next to M71, but the day they were together was cloudy!

Yesterday I got it, although they were a little more separated (1º 51'). With a Takahashi FSQ and Orion Starshot pro, they fit in visual field, so here's the picture after an hour of exposure from 60 - one minute images. Captured with Maxim DL Pro 5, stacked with DeepSkyStacker and processed PixInsight STD.

Comet C/2009 P1 Garradd encounters M71
http://www.astroemporda.net/
Copyright: Francesc Pruneda
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http://www.astroemporda.net/wp-content/ ... d_m071.jpg

[owlice]

Garradd and M71
http://members.aon.at/fandrosc/page_9_5.html
Copyright: Mike Androsch
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Comet Garradd, Globular M71 and Gamma Sagittae
Copyright: Chris Cole
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Widefield Comet Garradd (C2009 P1) in Sagitta with M71
Copyright: Rick Fienberg
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C/2009 P1 Gaarad/M71 Encounter
http://jp-brahic.chez-alice.fr/
Copyright: JP-Brahic
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Comet Garradd with M71
http://web.me.com/carlosdavid1/ThroughS ... d_M71.html
Copyright: Carlos David

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C/2009 P1 Garradd Aside M71
Copyright: Richard Bélanger
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C/2009 P1
http://www.gratisimage.dk/image-B5D9_4E5A7BD3.jpg
Copyright: Niels V. Christensen
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[Tamas Abraham]

Comet Garradd is approaching the Coathanger Asterism
http://www.vadakcsillaga.hu/naprend/gar ... braham.jpg
Copyright: Tamas Abraham

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[owlice]

Comet Garradd and M71
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jojoquin/6 ... hotostream
Copyright: José J. Chambó
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Comet C2009 P1 Garradd and Perseid Meteor
Movie available
Copyright: Students using the instruments at Bareket Observatory
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Comet Garradd near Messier 71
http://www.astroimages.de/pics/scratch/ ... ohlert.jpg
Copyright: Siegfried Kohlert
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[owlice]

Comet Garradd Passing the Coathanger Cluster
http://www.galacticimages.com
Copyright: John Chumack
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[owlice]

Comet Garradd
Copyright: Amateur Observatory Galileo Galilei
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Comet Garradd in Collinder 399 (Coathanger Cluster)
Copyright: Jens Hackmann
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Comet Garrad and the Coathanger Asterism
http://macrosphaere.blogspot.com/
Copyright: Achim Schaller
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Comet Garradd Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E9VhMe0Yes
Copyright: Pablo Canedo

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[tboeckel]

C2009 P1 Garradd Image on 03/092011
http://www.tboeckel.de
Copyright: Thorsten Boeckel

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[owlice]

Comet Garradd Mosaic
http://www.altamiraobs.org.es/
http://www.loscielosdetenerife.es/
Copyright: Carlos Vazquez and Jose Francisco Hernandez
[attachment=0]C2009P1-110904-J24-CV.jpg[/attachment]

[owlice]

C2009 P1 Garradd Passing by the Coathanger (Cr399, Brocchi’s Cluster)
http://www.ruppel.darkhorizons.org/IMAG ... 090211.jpg
Copyright: Gregg Ruppel
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Comet Garradd passing the hook of the Coathanger Cluster
http://www.abmedia.com/astro/current/Co ... 130EDF.jpg
Copyright: Chris Cook Photography (http://www.cookphoto.com)
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Comet C/2009 P1 (Garradd) Crossing the Beautiful Cluster Cr399 (Coathanger)
http://homepage.univie.ac.at/~pw/
Copyright: Peter Wienerroither
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[Efrain Morales]

Comet Garradd passing closest along the star (top) 4Vul (Vulpecula) which is the brightest star of the hook region of the Coathanger.

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[owlice]

Comet Garradd
http://www.loscielosdetenerife.es/
http://www.altamiraobs.org.es/
Copyright: Carlos Vazquez and Jose Francisco Hernandez
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[Tamas Abraham]

Comet Garradd
http://www.vadakcsillaga.hu/
Copyright: Tamas Abraham

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[owlice]

Apparent Motion of the Comet over 90 Minutes, September 2
http://www.ruppel.darkhorizons.org/IMAG ... 090211.jpg
Copyright: Gregg Ruppel
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Comet C/2009 P1 Garradd, September 4
Copyright: Kfir Simon
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Comet 2009 P1, September 27, 28, 29, 30
http://www.altamiraobs.org.es/
http://www.loscielosdetenerife.es/
Copyright: Carlos Vazquez and Jose Francisco Hernandez
[attachment=2]C2009 P1-27_28_29_30-09-2011-J24.jpg[/attachment]

Comet C/2009 P1 Garradd, September 30
http://stern-fan.de/Seiten/galerie_Bild ... arrad.html
Copyright: Rolf Geissinger
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[owlice]

Comet Garradd and the Coat Hanger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uRI09qSaeY
Copyright: John Bunyan

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[talbotj]

C2009/P1 Garradd entering Hercules 25 Sep 11
Copyright: Jon Talbot

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Higher res image here:http://www.starscapeimaging.com/page61/index.html

[owlice]

Comet 2009 P1 and M92
http://www.altamiraobs.org.es/
Copyright: Jose Francisco Hernandez
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Comet Garradd - M92
http://www.alsonwongastro.com/comet10.htm
Copyright: Alson Wong

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Comet Garradd & M92 - Feb 3, 2012
http://www.backyardastronomer.com/ccd/garradd_m92_1.htm
Copyright: Paul Mortfield

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Comet Garradd & M92 from the (cold) Desert in Southern New Mexico
Copyright: Richard Richins
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C/2009 P1 (Garradd) and M92 on 2012, Feb. 3.5
http://remanzacco.blogspot.com
Copyright: Ernesto Guido, Giovanni Sostero & Nick Howes
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