🔴 Live Now: Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) Low Over the Arctic Horizon – Ilulissat, Greenland скачать в хорошем качестве

🔴 Live Now: Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) Low Over the Arctic Horizon – Ilulissat, Greenland

Experience a rare celestial event live from Ilulissat, Greenland, as Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) skims just above the Arctic horizon — a ghostly traveler from the outer reaches of the Solar System captured in real time. You can experience this exact view in person by staying at this beautiful ocean front home in Ilulissat, Greenland. This home is located in one of the absolute best locations in Ilulissat, where you can hear the sea just outside as well as the smell of the ice from Ilulissat Isfjord. Learn more here: https://www.ilulissatstay.com/en/joms... ☄️ About the Comet Comet Lemmon was discovered in January 2025 by the Mount Lemmon Survey in Arizona. It’s a long-period comet originating from the Oort Cloud, a reservoir of icy bodies that extends up to 100,000 astronomical units (AU) from the Sun. With an orbital period of roughly 6,000 years, this is its first inner Solar System visit since before human civilization began. The comet’s nucleus is estimated to be 1–2 kilometers (0.6–1.2 miles) across — a dirty snowball of rock, dust, and frozen gases. As it nears the Sun, those ices vaporize, forming the bright coma and ion tail glowing in shades of green from diatomic carbon (C₂) and cyanogen (CN) gas. 🌞 Orbital and Physical Facts Perihelion (closest to Sun): ~0.73 AU (October 2025) Closest to Earth: ~0.4 AU (~60 million km) late October 2025 Estimated nucleus diameter: 1–2 km Speed through space: ~47 km/s (≈170,000 km/h or 105,000 mph) relative to the Sun Apparent brightness: magnitude 5–6 (visible with binoculars under dark skies) Altitude from Ilulissat: ~9° above the northern horizon 🌌 What You’ll See • The faint, emerald-hued glow of Comet Lemmon low over the Arctic Icefjord • Reflections from icebergs under starlight and possible auroral activity • A real-time look at an ancient object born during the formation of our Solar System, now blazing across the polar sky 📍 Location: Ilulissat, Greenland (69° N) 🎥 Livestream: Continuous 4K feed from the edge of the Arctic 📡 Host: AfarTV – Exploring Earth’s extremes and the wonders of space Join us for this extraordinary encounter between deep space and deep ice — a once-in-a-lifetime view from the top of the world.