Time-correlated animated GIF of ISON from NASA/STEREO

Thursday, November 28, comet C/2012 S1 (ISON) went through perihelion. It's not clear what happened to it, yet, but the world had a ringside view thanks to NASA's STEREO spacecraft. These spacecraft orbit the Sun. Right now, they are opposite the Sun from Earth: I took the animated GIFs I found at isoncampaign.org and time-correlated them into a single animated GIF, which you may find here: [Original image credit: NRL /NASA] If ISON does emerge somewhat intact, expect a plethora of images from amateur astronomers around the world. Stay tuned...