Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
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Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Sometimes, the sun's activity makes up for so many of the disappointments over this past season. The seeing on this day wasn't especially good but the variety made up for that with AR's and all kinds of proms .
Here are today's products taken with an LS80 and LS152, both in DS configuration.
Lou
Here are today's products taken with an LS80 and LS152, both in DS configuration.
Lou
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Great Images
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Well done Lou.
I love the delicate fibers of the large prom. So much more detail than what I could pull.
Jim
I love the delicate fibers of the large prom. So much more detail than what I could pull.
Jim
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Amazing series of images with a double stack telescope!
Thanks for sharing.
Valery
Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Excellent set of images, Lou. So much variety.
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Super detail in these shots Lou! Not managed to get my scope out in nearly a month now, hoping for a chance this weekend.
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Wow! These are pretty special - the long fainter prom is just super! What a collection - thanks.
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
What a haul! my favourite is definitely the very tall and wispy prom, superb! and the development of the loops is quite spectacular
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Thanks, everyone
This was an unusually productive session. It struck me after a few days of what that long wispy prominence reminded me of.
It's a (religious) statue I saw in France which I'm sure I saw (or a copy of it) during one of my Paris trips but looking it up on Google image claims are that it is in a place called Ecouis, at their Notre-Dame church, north west of Paris, that I've never been to. Anyone have any further information?
Lou
This was an unusually productive session. It struck me after a few days of what that long wispy prominence reminded me of.
It's a (religious) statue I saw in France which I'm sure I saw (or a copy of it) during one of my Paris trips but looking it up on Google image claims are that it is in a place called Ecouis, at their Notre-Dame church, north west of Paris, that I've never been to. Anyone have any further information?
Lou
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
Hi Lou...
A superb collection of images form Sunday...excellent work
I really like the statue correlation to the wispy prom image!!!
Brian
A superb collection of images form Sunday...excellent work
I really like the statue correlation to the wispy prom image!!!
Brian
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Re: Staggering variety of solar activity on Sept 10
You really do come up with some wonderful image comparisons, the statue really does fit the prom in an amazing coincidence. You have an excellent memory for these things
Alexandra
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