Saturday, July 25, 2020
COMET NEOWISE BECOMES OBLITERATED BY THE WAXING MOON / LAST LOOK AT THE NUCLEUS
As the Moon waxes in brightness, it obliterated the tail of Comet Neowise and the Comet fades into darkness. The first image in a mid-angle view of the comet below the Big Dipper asterism in the constellation URSA MAJOR. The nucleus in at the bottom of the frame and the tail toward the top away from the the Sun. The second image is at a higher focal length for a close up view. 
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Has anyone seen the red,blue,white,green and yellow lights above the east sky starting around 6-6:30.. It's lights r blinking and it is stationary.. Been watching for 2 years now.. It's not a satellite or a planet.. But have seen 3 to 4 in all n,s,demand w skies
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