nicspenceryork wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 3:52 pm Great images: love the rain on the SE limb

My bad.....the image caption should read 'south west limb.' Thanks for the thumb up. The plasma condensation and decent was fascinating to follow.

Excellent!

Well resolved filament. Bravo!

Oh, wow!

Lots of prominence activity, 18 sep 2023. https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/-29MJOEbGbJm_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/zIHqVCVdVeT7_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/38Juv0j7__KU_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/c0N6HwLcNy29_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jp...

Exciting stuff!

Lots of limb activity today.

Active, low profile quiescent prominences, surges and detached prominence.

Wonderful animation!

Amazingly beautiful and interesting shots! :bow :bow :bow Why don't you make an animation out of this? It will be superb!!! The ION 0.8 seems to work pretty well for the prominences. Have you tried it for the solar surface as well? Can it be used for Double stacking? Best wishes, Alexandros Thanks ...

These are excellent.

Alexandra, you can see down flow build up and attaching thread similarity in this prom image.

Stunning presentations Jim :bow :hamster: one thing is for sure, these detached proms are always attached by some threads somewhere and you picked them up well :) Alexandra I've looked at quite a few of these detached proms in recent months and I'm beginning to wonder if they are a variation on the...

Lots of activity in this quiescent prominence just prior to the unrelated M class flare to immediate north (to left). An interesting size range of spicules along the limb. https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/phIpcLVbCmr7_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg Detached prominence on the north east limb, 26 Aug 2023. Note t...

A particularly fascinating limb flare associated with out going NOAA 13405 along the western limb. https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/-Jg_6SnepFde_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/hYAb7ilNfyH0_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/CMyHSikqOnw__2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https:...

Sadly, due to the near 100 degree temps, wasn't able to collect enough good quality frames for a more conventional animation. But the evolution of the prominence over 45 minutes clearly apparent. Rockin'!!

Sadly, due to the near 100 degree temps, wasn't able to collect enough good quality frames for a more conventional animation. But the evolution of the prominence over 45 minutes clearly apparent. Rockin'!!

Excellent!

Amazingly active prominences on the eastern limb. Counter streaming in the south east limb quiescent prominence was particularly fascinating to follow. The quiescent prominence on the eastern limb, just north of the equator, is breaking up with small portions lifting away from the northern end over ...

Montana wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 11:58 am Superb not so quiescent proms


Alexandra

We really need to reconsider the general term Quiescent for quiet region prominences and filaments....they are anything but...

Very exciting results! Bravo!

This is most excellent! Your images always have a very delicate feel, amazing resolution. If you look closely at the polar crown prominence, despite being just over the limb, a bubble void is recognizable at the base with rising dark plumes. Good stuff!

Beautiful prominences in the afternoon. Windy, but brief moments of smooth air.....who knew?

Blue skies, but windy conditions with occasional moments of clear air :seesaw https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/kclNAxeDwtn4_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/KM30ANWX-cyJ_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/ogAp1mn_Fs8j_2560x0_esdlMP5Y.jpg https://cdn.astrobin.com/th...