Full Disc 17 January 2020
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Full Disc 17 January 2020
Hi,
Just enough time to get a session of 9 Avi with just 250 frames each. Clouds > free > Clouds
While writing this trying to get 4 Avi in White light
Just enough time to get a session of 9 Avi with just 250 frames each. Clouds > free > Clouds
While writing this trying to get 4 Avi in White light
regards Rainer
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Re: Full Disc 17 January 2020
Hi,
A bit later here the White light image. The old cycle 24 spot is not very visible and perhaps due to the atmospheric conditions not being clear as usual.
A bit later here the White light image. The old cycle 24 spot is not very visible and perhaps due to the atmospheric conditions not being clear as usual.
Last edited by rsfoto on Sat Jan 18, 2020 5:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
regards Rainer
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Re: Full Disc 17 January 2020
Great images Rainer!!!
I finally had a clear day yesterday, and some time to image at lunch.
Brian
I finally had a clear day yesterday, and some time to image at lunch.
Brian
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Re: Full Disc 17 January 2020
Nicely done, Rainer. WL is as blank as a Billiard ball. Roll on cycle 25!
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Re: Full Disc 17 January 2020
Excellent disks RAiner! Keep them coming!
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Re: Full Disc 17 January 2020
Superb discs Rainer! I see the faculae of cycle 24 AR, it is probably very weak so fizzling out. I have a new challenge for you now, polar faculae at the north and south pole are only visible during solar minimum. I see some nice bright points at the north of your WL image and some in the south.
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Re: Full Disc 17 January 2020
Hi Alexandra,Montana wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 4:33 pm Superb discs Rainer! I see the faculae of cycle 24 AR, it is probably very weak so fizzling out. I have a new challenge for you now, polar faculae at the north and south pole are only visible during solar minimum. I see some nice bright points at the north of your WL image and some in the south.
Alexandra
I really appreciate all your comments and I have learned a lot from you in the last weeks. Yes, the faculae in my WL image are visible in the same way as from the SDO images.
Yes I have seen little bright spots on North and South Pole. Very interesting. I will need to play a bit with my setup in order to see if I get more details in WL.
I always compare my WL images with SDO in order to see how real my images are.
Thank you very much
Rainer
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