PHOTOS: Did you see the comet?
Posted on: 7:13 am, March 12, 2013, by Ali Meyer, updated on: 08:19am, March 13, 2013
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Cory Futrell via @coryfutrell. Pic from Norman Monday night.
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Took this shot on 3/11/13 over Lake Carl Blackwell in Stillwater. Thought it was a jet stream until I saw Emily talking about the Pan-STARR comet this morning. Is this it?
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Comet PanSTARRS from my backyard in Mustang, OK. I used a DSLR at 110mm, 3.2sec, ISO200. 3/12/2013 8:20PM
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comet on 03-12-13
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I wasn't sure what this was but it caught my eye. I saw a few interesting things as I searched for Pan Starrs at dusk.
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About 7:50 tonite.
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glimpse of the comet in the skyline.
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Taken in Tecumseh approx 45 minutes after sunset. Nikon D60 / 5 second exposure. 18-55mm kit lens @ 55mm f/5.6
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Tecumseh, OK 3/11/13 approx. 45 min after sunset. D60 55mm 4 second exposure f/5.6
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Taken from West Norman looking towards Newcastle, March 12 2012, 8:19pm
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A wide shot of these two objects in the late evening sky
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The PANSTARR Comet and a 26 hour old Moon over Lake Hefner March 12, 2013
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Here is a second pic I took tonight of the PanSTARRS Comet from Yukon
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Here is a pic I snapped tonight thru my scope of the PanSTARRS Comet from Yukon.
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Cory Lambrecht via @corylambrecht
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Did you see the Pan-STARR comet? Send us your comet pics here by clicking the “Submit Your Photo” button below.
You have a chance to see a comet pass over the Oklahoma sky this month.
Pan-STARRS is a newly discovered comet and is visible from the northern hemisphere.
Experts say it’s a rare glimpse as the comet won’t orbit around the sun for another 100 million years.
News Channel 4 Meteorologist Emily Sutton said comet viewing is possible until March 24.
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