Good morning, everyone,
a sun does a little late (and just above the roof of the house) but we can still see that it is still little active despite the presence of a beautiful filament !
At the focus of the fs60 with sm40 double stack, glasspath x1.25, BF10 and zwo178mm around 16h45 HL (14h45 UT)
cordially,
stéphane - France
halpha sun of 23 August
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Re: halpha sun of 23 August
Lovely long filament. Nice FDs, Stephane.
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