Solar winds

The solar wind is blowing a dust tail off the coma of Comet A3 that's tens of millions of miles long. Now that this comet has ricocheted around the sun and is outward bound, the dust tail points generally (not exactly) in the direction that the comet is headed — kind of the opposite of what you might think. Here the sky and foreground are illuminated by a waxing 84% moon. Windmill is at the Empire Ranch in Las Cienegas National Conservation Area (public lands!).

Nikon Z9 with 200mm lens

Adobe Bridge and Photoshop