A timelapse clip shows Comet Neowise rising above Yorkshire in the UK in the early hours of this morning (July 11th).

The footage was captured on two DSLRs from Almscliff Crag near Harrogate which has panoramic views of the Yorkshire landscape.

Stargazers have been searching the skies recently. The reason being a Comet so close to Earth, that it can be seen with the naked eye, meaning, expensive optics such as binolculars or telescopes aren't needed.
The latest comet visible from Earth has been named as C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE). It is low down on the horizon at present, but is expected to become higher into the sky towards the end of the month.
This timelapse footage was captured on 2 DSLR's this morning (11th July) from a beauty spot in Yorkshire.
Almscliff Crag near Harrogate was the location for filming which has panoramic views of the Yorkshire landscape.

The filmer said "We had done a bit of research to see where we would go try to see it. The times & charts were saying about an hour before sunrise but on arriving to our location at 1am, Neowise was immedeately visible"