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🔭 220P/McNaught Comet by 175892800@qq.com
The McNaught Comet has a period of 5.5 years for its orbit. It erupted on August 5th, with its brightness increasing sharply to a magnitude of 6.4. It then gradually declined, reaching around 10.7 magnitudes on August 25th. It managed to capture the tail of the comet during its observation window. At 3 o'clock in the morning, I called my friends at the observatory one by one, urging them to take pictures. However, not a single one of them woke up.ORZ
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