Hi All
Under freezing weather conditions… :S .. 3 images at the moment of today’s Sun in H-alpha.
LUNT LS60THa/B1200 (single stacked), barlow CEMAX 2X, DMK31AU03.AS, Registax 6,Photoshop CS4
Regards from Athens
today’s Sun in H-alpha.(20120117&18)
Re: today’s Sun in H-alpha.(20120117)
Superb! We just looked at that huge prom a few minutes ago and its amazing.
Chris Schur
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REALLY nice images! B)
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Hi Peter
very big buggers you caught here
very big buggers you caught here
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Hi All
Thanks for your comments.
And now the complete version of the huge prominence....
Thanks for your comments.
And now the complete version of the huge prominence....
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Thank you Alexandra and Pepe..
The prominence with huge development at the NW of the disk steals the show and grabs the observers attention... :woohoo:
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LUNT LS60THa/B1200(single stacked),Barlow CEMAX 2X, DMK31AU03.AS...and Temperature=4C...
The prominence with huge development at the NW of the disk steals the show and grabs the observers attention... :woohoo:
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LUNT LS60THa/B1200(single stacked),Barlow CEMAX 2X, DMK31AU03.AS...and Temperature=4C...
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My goodness Peter, those are just breathtaking images. Wow!!!
I missed most of it but did enjoy the last little fleeting glimpses of the hovering part this morning. You guys got a 5 hour headstart on us. Your pictures are just amazing..AMAZING!
I missed most of it but did enjoy the last little fleeting glimpses of the hovering part this morning. You guys got a 5 hour headstart on us. Your pictures are just amazing..AMAZING!
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Brlliant prom captures Peter thanks thought I'd get some Sun but the clouds are being very oncooperative at the moment.
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Hi Peter
great additions
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great additions
:Only stardust in the wind, some fine and some less fine scopes, filters and adapters as well. Switzerland 47 N, 9 E, in the heart of EUROPE
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Re: today’s Sun in H-alpha.(20120117&18)
very good images Peter, just love that prominence with that beautifully processed complex structure.
congrats !
congrats !
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Really nice additions!
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Thank you my friends..
Welcome ...."pcasquinha"
Stephen I think that the time "Atlanta-Athens" has 7hrs difference.
Welcome ...."pcasquinha"
Stephen I think that the time "Atlanta-Athens" has 7hrs difference.