Photographer

Peter W. O'Brien

Location

Auburn NH

Date

8-9pm 3/30/13

Equipment

DSI III behind homebuilt 6" f1.3 lens system

Description

Taken om March 30th,PanSTARRS is now fading from view. 18 min separates these two images of the comet. The infinite stare approach renders a reasonable 3d effect and brings out the rather subtle separateness of the 2 tails.

Photographer

Victor C. Rogus

E-mail

chiefthundersky@hotmail.com

Location

Jadwin, Missouri

Date

03/29/2013 20:38:17 Local Time

Equipment

Hello friends, Photo made on 03/29/2013 at 20:38:17 Cannon 60Da camera with a 61mm x 250mm f4.1 finder scope as a lens. ISO, a blazing 6400, and an exposure time of 2 seconds. Camera on tripod method

Description

The full story of Comet, Pan-STARRS is not yet told, and I encourage everyone to continue following this icy visitor from the Oort cloud. Each night the Comet is visible, is another chance to spend a little time with this wonder of the night, each visit holds another gift for the observer. Time well spent.

Photographer

Robert Malinowski

Location

Maui, Hawaii

Date

March 12 2013 7:18pm

Equipment

canon 5D mkiii canon 100-400 lens at 105mm tripod 6sec iso 400

Description

Comet PanStarrs and the crescent moon over Lanai Hawaii, imaged from the slopes of Haleakala, Maui in the twilight sky

Photographer

Theofanis N. Matsopoulos

E-mail

fannousa@yahoo.gr

Location

Penteli,Greece

Date

23/3/2013 ,19:50

Equipment

Camera:Canon EOS 60D Lens:200mm,f/4 Exp:1sec X 6frames ISO:6400

Description

Comet C/2011 L4 (PANSTARRS) over Athens. PANSTARRS is a non-periodic comet discovered in June 2011 that became visible to the naked eye when it was near perihelion in March 2013.The comet was discovered using the Pan-STARRS telescope located near the summit of Haleakalā, on the island of Maui in Hawaii (U.S.).

Photographer

Petr Horálek

Location

Úpice (observatory), Czech republic

Date

2013 March 20th, about 18:20 UT

Equipment

Celestron 0,28 m (f10), Canon 6D.

Description

Comet Pan-STARRS through telescope 0,28 m (f10) from Úpice observatory, Czech republic. Comet was visible to naked eyes. Used Canon 6D, stack of expositions: 5 s, 10 s, 15 s, 73 s, ISO 200. Processed for better showing of double jet of tail from coma.

Photographer

JJ Modig

Location

Shawnee Mission Park, KS

Date

3/12/13 about an hour after sunset

Equipment

Canon 300D (filter modified with a Nikon 200mm lens at f/5.6 - 5 second exposure at ISO 200

Description

This picture shows the beautiful conjunction of Comet PANSTARRS and the slender crescent moon in the evening twilight

Photographer

Netzer Moriya

Location

Israel, Ramat Hasharon

Date

Mar-18-2013

Equipment

Canon EOS Rebel T3i, Canon EF 18-135mm lens, six 1 sec. pics at 1600 ISO, stacked.

Description

PANSTARRS C2011 L4 over Israel in early twilight just after sunset.

Photographer

Victor C. Rogus

E-mail

chiefthundersky@hotmail.com

Location

Jadwin, Mo.

Date

03/26/2013 20:32:28 Local time

Equipment

Tonight I wish to submit two images of Comet, Pan-STARRS as it continues to grace our backwoods Missouri skies...it is getting harder. With the Full Moon at my back and the stars slowly appearing above my head I scanned the horizon looking for the famous celestial visitor we call Pan-STARRS. It is indeed dimmer, but still makes a nice showing for those who take the time to seek out this marvel in the darkness. A Cannon 60Da camera was used with a Baader 61mm x 250mm Vario Finder as a lens. Exposure of 3"2 seconds at f 4.1 and ISO of 2000 were used. Camera on tripod method.

Description

This is a lonely, dark place where we live, but I love it here, and this time of night is special to me as the sounds of the night birds and animals fill the air, and viewing this wonderful comet makes it all the better. A sight I will never forget. This visitor from the Ort Cloud has touched many of the people of the Earth and I am most happy to have made it part of my life.

Photographer

Rick

Location

Schererville IN USA

Date

2013/03/13 at 18:45 central time

Equipment

Pentax K-5 camera, with 50-135mm f/2.8 lens used at f/2.8 at iso 800 for 6 seconds at 135mm..

Description

comet panSTARRS in early twilight..

Photographer

Titi Puerh

Location

Nice, France

Date

03/21

Equipment

Eos1D mark III lens 85/1,8 iso 800 20 frames integrated of 2.5 second exposure for the comet

Description

Comet PanSTARRS on 03/21 from the mountains over Nice, France 20 frames integrated of 2.5 second exposure for the comet