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![Комета NEAT и скопление Улей](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/06/17/0001198432/q4m44_westlake.preview.jpg)
17.06.2004
To the unaided eye, they appeared as similar fuzzy patches. But when a bright comet passed in front of a bright star cluster last month, binoculars and cameras were able to show off their marked differences in dramatic fashion.
![Три галактики и комета](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2018/01/14/0001396225/cometmcnaught_druckmuller_960.preview.jpg)
14.01.2018
Diffuse starlight and dark nebulae along the southern Milky Way arc over the horizon and sprawl diagonally through this gorgeous nightscape. The breath-taking mosaic spans a wide 100 degrees, with the rugged terrain of the Patagonia, Argentina region in the foreground.
![Небесный пейзаж с кометой Холмса](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2007/11/10/0001224414/WideHolmes_kodama_800.preview.jpg)
9.11.2007
This gorgeous skyscape spans some 10 degrees across the heroic constellation Perseus, about the size of a generous binocular field of view. The deep exposure includes bright stars, emission nebulae, star clusters, and, of course, the famous Comet Holmes. To identify the celestial landmarks, just place your cursor over the image.
![M100: великолепный рисунок](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/06/24/0001191218/m100_hst_big.preview.gif)
1.06.1997
Majestic on a truly cosmic scale, M100 is appropriately known as a Grand Design spiral galaxy. A large galaxy of over 100 billion or so stars with well defined spiral arms, it is similar to our own Milky Way.
![Развивающиеся хвосты кометы Хейла-Боппа](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/06/22/0001191123/halebopp4_aac.preview.jpg)
14.03.1997
Comet Hale-Bopp is living up to its expectations. Besides the brightness of its coma, a comet is typically remembered by the length of its tails. As visible in the above picture taken last week, Comet Hale-Bopp's blue ion tail shows a dramatic extension, with current reports of about 20 degrees from dark locations.
![Комета Холмса над Венгрией](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2007/12/05/0001224947/holmes_ladanyi.preview.jpg)
5.12.2007
Comet Holmes refuses to fade. The unusual comet that surprisingly brightened nearly a million-fold in late October continues to remain visible to the unaided eye from dark locations. Night to night, Comet 17P/Holmes is slowly gliding through the constellation Perseus, remaining visible to northern observers during much of the night right from sunset.
![Холодная декабрьская ночь](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2018/12/22/0001451717/2018_12_14_Geminidy_Chata-met_cut_1024px.preview.jpg)
22.12.2018
They say Orion always comes up sideways, and he does seem to on this cold December night. The bright stars of the familiar northern winter constellation lie just above the snowy tree tops surrounding a cozy cottage near the town of Ustupky in the Czech Republic.
![Цвета кометы Поймански](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2006/03/13/0001212239/c2006a1_blockGabany_c53.preview.jpg)
11.03.2006
Comet Pojmanski flew by planet Earth last weekend on a surprise trip through the inner solar system. Then an easy binocular target for morning skygazers, Pojmanski ultimately showed off a long tail, but it also presented some lovely green-blue hues as gas molecules in its tenuous coma and tail fluoresced in the sunlight.
![Три галактики и комета](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2013/10/21/0001294812/cometmcnaught_druckmuller_960.preview.jpg)
20.10.2013
Diffuse starlight and dark nebulae along the southern Milky Way arc over the horizon and sprawl diagonally through this gorgeous nightscape. The breath-taking mosaic spans a wide 100 degrees, with the rugged terrain of the Patagonia, Argentina region in the foreground.
![M100: великолепный рисунок](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/09/09/0001192867/m100_hst_big.preview.gif)
6.06.1998
Majestic on a truly cosmic scale, M100 is appropriately known as a Grand Design spiral galaxy. A large galaxy of over 100 billion or so stars with well defined spiral arms, it is similar to our own Milky Way.
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