Comet C/2020 F8 (SWAN)

[PepeChambo]

New comet C/2020 F8 SWAN has developed a ionic tail which in this wide field image obtained on 2020 April 21 can be seen with 2 degrees length. The comet with 7,5 magnitude is observable from Southern Hemisphere and ecuatorial latitudes.

Data and link to image:
https://cometografia.es/2020f8-swan-20200421/

[PepeChambo]

Comet C/2020 F8 SWAN on 2020 April 21, shows a turquoise coma with a size of 11 arcminutes and a bright false nucleus, from which comes out an ionic tail toward southwest.

Data and link to image:
https://cometografia.es/2020f8-swan-20200421b/

[Davey-T]

Looking good Jose, lets hope it stays in one piece and gets brighter when it gets visible here.

Dave

[Pete Presland]

Excellent images Jose, fingers crossed for a decent show coming from it.

[MarkAR]

Great images, well done.

[PepeChambo]

Thanks to all
Comet C/2020 F8 (SWAN) with its tail at least four degrees length which get out of this wide field image, taken on 2020 April 27 during morning twilight in australian skies. Comet had shining then with magnitude 6.5 and was observable through binoculars.

Data and link to image:
https://cometografia.es/2020f8-swan-20200427/

[PepeChambo]

Comet C/2020 F8 (SWAN) imaged on May 18, 2020 at dawn, just 6 degrees above horizon. Despite be magnitude 6, it was not observable through binoculars due to twilight and the dense atmosphere at this low height viewing, but the photograph managed to register it with its characteristic green color in the constellation of the Triangle.

Data and better quality image:
https://cometografia.es/2020f8-swan-20200518/