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Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Today I tried a Surface animation of the Northeast region of the Sun with My Lunt DS60 /50 H alpha telescope .This is a one hour time lapse exposure.

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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Oooh! lovely to see a surface animation for a change, it is great to see the spicules grass waving in the wind and AR gently fluctuating :bow :hamster:

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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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That is awesome
you have set me off now

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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Really nice Martin.


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Montana wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2020 1:04 pm Oooh! lovely to see a surface animation for a change, it is great to see the spicules grass waving in the wind and AR gently fluctuating :bow :hamster:

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Good comparison, I can picture that. Hot grass!


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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Very nice.


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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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This is great ! It is fascinating to see that even if the Sun is not active, there are some continuous small scale activity all over the chromosphere.

BTW, are you happy with the Hinode guide ?


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christian viladrich wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2020 3:04 pm This is great ! It is fascinating to see that even if the Sun is not active, there are some continuous small scale activity all over the chromosphere.

BTW, are you happy with the Hinode guide ?

Hi Christian, sorry for the late reply, I am really happy with the Hinode Guide.

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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Very nice Martin! You're getting into your animations!


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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Good one, Martin.

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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Great animation Martin !!!

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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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The solar prairie...Nice!! Well done Martin.


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Re: Surface Animation 26/04/2020

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Beautiful work Martin!


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