The comet over Exmoor last night

The sky over Exmoor last night 💫

Several photographers went out and captured beautiful images of the comet over a moonlit landscape. Enjoy.

Shaun Davey:

In this picture, as well as comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS), Porlock Marsh flooded with an 11+ metre tide, Foreland Point lighthouse beam, cars going up and down Porlock Hill, the twinkly lights of Porlock, and Belted Galloway cattle all against a moonlit landscape. Also a comet close-up.

💫Spencer Foster:

C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan–ATLAS and Starlink satellites spotted on Haddon Hill.

💫 Nev Rimes

Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) heading into Dunster Castle this evening!!
Photos by Nev Rimes.

(In one of the photos you can also see Starlink)

💫 Jeremy Westcott:

17/10/24 Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS captured on Haddon Hill approx 19:40.
Photos by Jeremy Westcott.

Northern Lights over Watchet Harbour

Leanne Reuben took these photos last night.

Blue like Exmoor’s Dark Skies…. New in our Online Shop!

BLUE SUNSTONE AND ARGENTIUM SILVER NECKLACE – HALLMARKED

This gorgeous necklace was made by local artist Debbie Brannen using a blue sunstone cabochon and wire wrapped with 935 Argentium silver, the 18 inch belcher chain is also 935 Argentium silver. the semi-precious blue sunstone catches the light and sparkles.

Every piece of jewellery I make is unique and handcrafted with thought and care. I look at the sea glass or semi-precious gemstone that I want to use and design my wire wrapping around it to show off its best qualities. No two pieces will ever be the exactly the same.

Argentium silver is a brighter whiter silver, less likely to tarnish and is hypoallergenic, the pendant is also hallmarked by the London assay office. The hallmark is for 925 silver as in the UK as yet we do not have a 935 hallmark but the assay office is working on it.

Debbie Brannen is a member of the Argentium Silver Guild.

The pendant measures approx 6cm x 2.5cm including the bail.

The necklace will be sent to you in a beautiful jewellery box stamped with the Argentium Silver logo.

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Exmoor’s Dark Skies: The Milky Way over Porlock

The Milky Way over Dunkery and Porlock on 21 September 2017.
Photo by John Spurr

Date for the Diary: Dark Skies Talk and Tour at Wimbleball Lake with Seb Jay – Tuesday 13th December

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Moonlight River

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We live a few miles from the nearest town and so the yard is a great place for night skies. The moon was bright and reflecting beautifully off the stream, casting amazing shadows and reflections… Love how this image captures the details, the serenity of the night echoed in the softness of the water…

By Louisa May

Night Sky

 

Wimbleball Lake 3.30am on 1 May 2016.  Moon just starting to rise bottom left, Mars, Saturn and Antares to the right of the Milky Way. Photo by Paul Howell.

Wimbleball Lake 3.30am on 1 May 2016.
Moon just starting to rise bottom left, Mars, Saturn and Antares to the right of the Milky Way.
Photo by Paul Howell.

Wimbleball  Lake. 3 May 2016. Photo by Paul Howell.

Wimbleball Lake. 3 May 2016.
Photo by Paul Howell.

Shooting star over the Milky Way, Mars and Saturn. Photo by John Spurr.

Shooting star over the Milky Way, Mars and Saturn.
Photo by John Spurr.

Moonset from Exmoor.  April 2016. Photo by John Spurr.

Moonset from Exmoor.
April 2016.
Photo by John Spurr.

 

Shooting star over Exmoor 

  
Photo by John Spurr.

Happy 2016

  
What better way to begin 2016 than on Exmoor under the Milky Way and the magical green glow of the Northern Lights. 

Photo by John Spurr Photography.

The Plough

Photographed by Will Bowden at the Exmoor Centre www.exmoorcentre.co.uk

Photographed by Will Bowden at the Exmoor Centre
http://www.exmoorcentre.co.uk