Caio GARCIA

Desenvolvedor full-stack

Olá! 👋 Sou desenvolvedor full-stack, com interesse em programação, DevOps, tecnologia e bancos de dados.

O céu de hoje

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Gibosa crescente

90% do disco iluminado

Nasce 14:51 · Se põe 03:57

Próxima lua cheia

28 de setembro de 2026

Próxima lua nova

11 de outubro de 2026

Planetas a olho nu esta noite

  • Vênus

    a Oeste · melhor por volta das 18:30

    36° de altura

    magnitude -4.4

  • Saturno

    a Norte · melhor por volta das 02:45

    65° de altura

    magnitude 0.7

  • Marte

    a Nordeste · melhor por volta das 05:45

    29° de altura

    magnitude 1.3

Comet 220P in Outburst

Comet 220P in Outburst

ver na NASA ↗

Comet 220P is unexpectedly bright. Normally, periodic Comet 220P/McNaught is so dim that to see it requires a telescope. Two surprising outbursts this year, however, have made it about 20,000 times brighter than usual, so that it is now visible with binoculars and long-duration camera exposures. As expected, Comet 220P continues to orbit the Sun between Mars and Jupiter with a period of over 5 years. The featured long duration exposure, taken 10 days ago from South Africa, shows the comet's bright green head and short dust tail. Reasons for Comet 220P's impressive outbursts are unknown but could be caused by the release of built-up subsurface gas or comet quakes. Comet 220P will pass about one Earth-Sun distance from the Earth in October, after which it is expected to fade quickly as it begins its return to the far part of its orbit. APOD's main NASA site is moving : From apod.nasa.gov to science.nasa.gov/apod

Foto astronômica do dia · NASA APOD · © Spilios Asimakopoulos