Comet Neowise Time Lapse Archive

I have accumulated quite a few comet images and time lapses over the last few days.  I thought I would put together an archive of how it is progressing over time.  The best quality videos are direct links to the video itself on my site.  It does require a fast internet connection.  I will continue to update this as we watch Neowise slowly disappear.  

Click on the dates below this image.

July 11, 2020

July 12, 2020

July 13, 2020

July 14, 2020

July 15, 2020

July 18, 2020

July 20, 2020

Comet Neowise Time Lapse

Update - July 13,2020

The comet was visible all night.  Here is an image from sunset:

Here is a time lapse from last night (7/13/2020):

July 12, 2020

Comet Neowise was clearly visible this morning.  The time lapse is interesting to watch how it traverses the sky.

Best Yet Noctilucent Show...

I have seen a lot of Noctilucent clouds over the years, but this morning's was by far and away the most ominous.  At 3:00am our bedroom was completely lit up by this show....  Best watched full screen.

First Noctilucent Clouds of the season....

This morning we had the first Noctilucent Clouds of the season put on a show....

Some of the interesting facts about Noctilucent Clouds are covered in Scott Sistek's blog this morning. The Noctilucent "season" is active about 3 weeks either side of the Summer Solstice.

Click Here For Scott's Blog

An Exploding Meteor and Sonic Boom Over Puget Sound Last Night

There were numerous report of a huge boom that shook houses in the area last night.  Most of the reports were from Bremerton to Seattle.  Scott Sistek does a nice job covering this event in his blog this morning....

Exploding Meteor and Huge Sonic Boom - Scott's Blog - Click Here

Lyrid Meteor this Morning and Northern Lights Yesterday

The skies have been active the last few nights...  Northern Lights on Monday morning and a nice Lyrid meteor on Tuesday.  This is an addition to yesterday's blog.

This meteor capture was within minutes of the clouds covering the sky...  Yes it was a lucky shot for multiple reasons....  The Lyrid meteor shower should be peaking tonight and unfortunately it will be blocked by clouds.  Here is an enhanced image of this morning's meteor.  It was confirmed to by a Lyrid by Robert Lunsford of the American Meteor Society....

I was going to do a quick blog on this Northern Lights show and then Cliff Mass did a WAY better job than I could do....  I'll share an image and time lapse, but the best information is here on Cliff's Blog- Click Here

St. Patrick's Day Sunrise....

A moment of peace and tranquility during very stressful times thanks to Mother Nature....