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Love the Setup!
Southern style sunshade!

me likey! This is an erupting prominence which is also pretty cool. For Coronal Mass Ejections look at the SOHO LASCO cameras at https://soho.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/c3/512/. They have a black circle blotting out the Sun in the center and a much, much larger field of view to catch the giant CM...

I find it absolutely fascinating

I can disable “bumping” of topics all together on the forum also. I dont care either way on that one as I want everyone to be happy.
Maybe Alexandra and some others may weigh in on whether they think this would matter.

apparently, in your own user preferences there is a section where you can order the posts and topics by several different methods. Perhaps one of these options will suit your needs.

the domain transfer is complete.

Thanks to all of you that attended. We have such a wonderful group of genuinely decent and talented people from around the world who love this hobby. It's very humbling and satisfying every time I have the privilege of being on one of these meetings.

Here's the link! Come join us for a get together. Stephen W. Ramsden is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Solarchat Monthly Hangout Time: Jul 10, 2022 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84819417959 Meeting ID: 848 1941 7959 Passcode: 747788

Our Network Solutions hosting package expires this week (finally) and we should be completely transitioned over to Dreamhost. The last thing is transferring the domain and name servers which point the domain to the right place. I initiated this today and it takes 7-10 business days to occur. Suppose...

Thanks for posting James! Good work.

Atlanta guy?

this is the “solar image of the day” logo.

thanks for the reminder. I’ll fix when I get a second

Congratulations James Parton of Hendersonville, NC for becoming our latest Charlie Bates Solar Astronomy Project/Sunlit Earth! sponsored imager! James is a long time supporter and avid poster on our Solarchat forum-the largest solar astronomy forum on the internet. James received an iMac, a 17"...

these are really great!

these are really great!

I do not have any tutorials bug it is very easy tonuse ASTRO IIDC. Capture-stack-done. I can put photoshop 2019 on the mac but you would beed a license/subscription. It’s $9.99/mnth I can put GIMP on there also if it has a mac version. Would you rather have an iMac 21/24/27 inch screen that requires...

James, ASTRO IIDC is a Mac capture and stacking program that works with Firewire cameras on a 32 bit Mac. It is what all the big solar imagers used between 2004-2018. Alan Friedman and I put it out there as the go to software for solar imaging. When they went out of business, Alan, me and several ot...

Since we met our fundraiser goal this year I have a group of iMacs and Macbooks from the 2011-2012 timeframe loaded with ASTRO IIDC and souped up with maximum RAM and solid state hard drives that I would like to give to people interested in getting in to imaging the Sun. These computers/cameras work...

Please join us for our monthly get together on June 12th at 1800 UTC Stephen W. Ramsden is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Solarchat Forum Monthy Zoom Meeting Time: Jun 12, 2022 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81743263546 Meeting ID:...

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!, to the 147 people around the world who donated $16,395 to the CBSAP/Sunlit Earth! fundraiser!!
Maureen Healy won the Skywatcher USA Star Adventurer Pro Pack in our Grand Prize drawing!

Thank you Rob Lane, Hope Watts, Nico Kountouris, John Nagle, James Webster, John Varsik, William Caldwell, Keith Rainey, Richard Wright, Barbara McClure, Zachary Coldebella, and ANONYMOUS in the UK for your fantastically generous tax deductible donations to the CBSAP/Sunlit Earth! Spring fundraiser!...

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