Arching activity well defined on my screen. More reverse granulation is also more evident in this capture.
Cloud now building as I write this.
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2020-05-20 CaK Plage
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solarGain
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2020-05-20 CaK Plage
I got this one in early, minutes later a wide contrail just sat infront of the sun the seeing was still good.
Arching activity well defined on my screen. More reverse granulation is also more evident in this capture.
Cloud now building as I write this.
Arching activity well defined on my screen. More reverse granulation is also more evident in this capture.
Cloud now building as I write this.
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Re: 2020-05-20 CaK Plage
Very good visible details
regards Rainer
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Re: 2020-05-20 CaK Plage
Hi SolarGain,
That is a very nice looking CAK close-up of the AR! What is the aperture of the telescope (refractor)?
Alfred
That is a very nice looking CAK close-up of the AR! What is the aperture of the telescope (refractor)?
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Re: 2020-05-20 CaK Plage
Great image with lot of contrast. Is the scope a f/10 achromat ?
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Re: 2020-05-20 CaK Plage
You're getting some excellent CaK images lately John!
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Re: 2020-05-20 CaK Plage
Nicely done, John.
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