Ingram Valley Safaris
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www.ingramvalley.co.uk
The Ingram Valley Farm Safari
Award Winning National Park Experience
Northumberland National Park
Love the great outdoors, astronomy, wildlife, farmlife, archaeology and geology.
The Ingram Valley Farm Safari
Award Winning National Park Experience
Northumberland National Park
Love the great outdoors, astronomy, wildlife, farmlife, archaeology and geology.
Comet Lemmon is moving westwards beneath the stars of the Plough (part of Ursa Major) and above the bright orange star, Arcturus.
October 11, 2025 at 6:27 AM
Comet Lemmon is moving westwards beneath the stars of the Plough (part of Ursa Major) and above the bright orange star, Arcturus.
Comet 2025 A6 (Lemmon)
Comet Lemmon (2025 A6) was discovered on 3-January 2025 (by the Mount Lemmon Survey) and is visible from Northumberland all night. Binoculars or telescopes are needed to see it. The star chart (link in bio) shows the western sky shortly after sunset.
Comet Lemmon (2025 A6) was discovered on 3-January 2025 (by the Mount Lemmon Survey) and is visible from Northumberland all night. Binoculars or telescopes are needed to see it. The star chart (link in bio) shows the western sky shortly after sunset.
October 11, 2025 at 6:27 AM
Comet 2025 A6 (Lemmon)
Comet Lemmon (2025 A6) was discovered on 3-January 2025 (by the Mount Lemmon Survey) and is visible from Northumberland all night. Binoculars or telescopes are needed to see it. The star chart (link in bio) shows the western sky shortly after sunset.
Comet Lemmon (2025 A6) was discovered on 3-January 2025 (by the Mount Lemmon Survey) and is visible from Northumberland all night. Binoculars or telescopes are needed to see it. The star chart (link in bio) shows the western sky shortly after sunset.
