Comet Lulin - The First Comet Discovered in Taiwan
On July 11, 2007, Professor Ye Quanzhi, a student from Guangzhou University, and Mr. Ye Quanzhi discovered this comet using the 40cm telescope at the Lulin Observatory.
Near-Earth asteroid 2007 NL1 was also discovered at this time.
Comet Lulin made its closest approach to Earth on February 24, 2009, reaching a magnitude of 5.
Notably, it exhibited the "antitail" phenomenon.
The other dome in the image is the imagined future home of the 2-meter telescope XD
Material | Ivory card
Size | 14.2x10.5cm
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Through illustration, I hope to bring astronomy into everyone's daily life,
making it more accessible and integrated into everyday experiences.
I hope more people can learn about astronomy and embrace its beauty through these illustrations and stories.
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- On July 11, 2007, Professor Ye Quanzhi, a student from Guangzhou University, and Mr. Ye Quanzhi discovered this comet using the 40cm telescope at the Lulin Observatory. Comet Lulin made its closest approach to Earth on February 24, 2009, reaching a magnitude of 5. Notably, it exhibited the "antitail" phenomenon.
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