Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
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Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Hello all: a quick session this morning with what I thought was a fairly quiet sun. I could see a filament and a tall prominence in the shape of a flame.
Only a couple of images. Solarmax 90SS with PG Flea 3 camera.
Franco
Only a couple of images. Solarmax 90SS with PG Flea 3 camera.
Franco
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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Hi Franco,
Very good images. You at least had Sun. Well done
Very good images. You at least had Sun. Well done
regards Rainer
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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Great image of the prom Franco...well done
I should have tried the prom earlier in the day, but the skies turned milky with thin cirrus cloud and this was a lost cause. Nice to see others managed to catch it!
Brian

I should have tried the prom earlier in the day, but the skies turned milky with thin cirrus cloud and this was a lost cause. Nice to see others managed to catch it!
Brian
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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
I caught this prom earlier today. I call it the " middle finger prom ". These are excellent images Franco. I love the eclipse look but I think I have said that before.
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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Beautifully done Franco, so delicate and yet crisp and clear

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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Franco,
Well done mate!
Nice presentation
Ken
Well done mate!
Nice presentation
Ken
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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Very nicely done, Franco. Lovely prom image.
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Re: Quiet sun today September 6, 2020
Well Franco considering how quiet the Sun is, you've shown the "middle-finger" prom out well...
I like the presentation colours too...
Thanks
Terry
I like the presentation colours too...
Thanks
Terry