File:Stereo c2021 a1 leonard hi2a 20211214 v5.gif
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DescriptionStereo c2021 a1 leonard hi2a 20211214 v5.gif |
English: SECCHI/HI-2 telescope on NASA’s Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory-A spacecraft has watched comet Leonard since early November. This animated “difference image” was created by subtracting the current frame from the previous frame to highlight differences between them. Difference images are useful for seeing subtle changes in Leonard’s ion tail (the trail of ionized gases streaming from the comet’s body, or nucleus), which becomes longer and brighter toward the end of the clip. |
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Source | https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2021/views-of-comet-leonard-from-two-sun-watching-spacecraft |
Author | NASA/NRL/Karl Battams |
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