Comet Schaumasse is currently roving the vast galaxy-covered space of Coma Borealis, and hence visible in the morning sky. These monochrome images picture the little comet between the galaxies, barely distinguisable from a galaxy. The first image is tracked on the comet nucleus, where it appears more or less round, the second image is tracked on the stars, turning the comet into a fuzzy straight line between the stars.
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