Here it is, Comet C/2022 E3ZTF, the 'Green Comet', as viewed tonight from the Sunshine Coast. It's not actually very green. Except in a long-exposure photo through a powerful telescope. But through binoculars, or in a photo taken with a mobile phone, like this one, it's a very faint fuzzy patch. Like a lot of comets in fact. That's just how it is, sorry!
"The Sunshine Coast of Queensland is a beautiful region of Australia, and it's no surprise that there are several blogs dedicated to exploring and celebrating the area. One of the best of these is 'Sussing Out Sunshine', a blog hosted by Blogspot." - Feb 2023 review by ChatGPT (so must be true!)
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Friday, February 10, 2023
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