Comet lemmon's Ionic and Dusty Tail in the Moonlight

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Comet Lemmon continues its journey through the Solar System, reaching perihelion on November 8, 2025, when it will be 0.53 astronomical units (79 million kilometers; 49 million miles) from the Sun.
It is now barely visible in clear skies, away from light pollution, in the constellation of Ophiuchus.
This image is part of a time-lapse taken on October 26, 2025, in clear skies, away from light pollution, in the Rivash Mountains, with a 4-day moon in the sky.
Comet Lemmon made its closest approach to Earth on October 21, 1404.

Optic : Samyang
Focal Length : 135 mm
Mount : Star Adventure
Camera : Canon EOS R6
EXP Sky: 20 * 30 Sec ISO 1250
EXP Land : 5 * 30 Sec ISO 3200
Software : DeepSky Stacker , Photoshop