Comet Vico‑Swift shows a delicate coma — a fleeting visit to the inner Solar System.
Near the Sun, comets develop a coma and often a short, fan‑shaped tail; their brightness can change rapidly.
The short 10‑second exposure captures the compact nuclear region without appreciable field motion — the coma remains distinct.
At 250 mm and f/5, the tail’s onset stays subtle while the core remains pinpoint.
Catalogue: Komet Vico-swift
Imaging and processing: Ulrich Schwarz · Vespera Pro