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Filament Jump

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Did anyone catch the filament jump off the sun today at about 2:30 eastern US time. It only lasted a few minutes and was gone. Here's a shot with my neximage solar system imager its not on par with what you can do but I'm learning.
I used a recontacted Coronado SM 60 single stacked in Ha no photoshop
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Good catch...I think I shut down about a half hour before that time.

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Hi Mike

a great shot from that short event


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Good catch


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Great capture, what happened to the etalon.


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Good catch Mike


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Good catch, that is quite a blast off.
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Very good catch. Just clouds here so thank you for sharing.


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GUS wrote:Great capture, what happened to the etalon.
The scope was given to me. It sat in a shed for a few years after the tripod fell over with it. The etalon had been taken apart and everything was very dirty.With some help from DaveG I was able to recontact it. From what I hear I got lucky.
The views are wonderful with it but I need a better imager 640x480 will never give me the captures you guys get.


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I watched the event starting as a triangular solid lump on the sun, to the jump and disappearance. The view through my Quark 90mm SV APO was photographic like- very high detail and sharp as a razor. The SW120ED upped the view again. Great catch ishua! I hope some others caught it too.


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good snap!


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Thanks much for the kind words.


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