Really is very little happening today, the small flux region is still bright but aint really doing anything, indeed it and the other 2 demure areas of turbulent plasma just seem to mark boundary points of an equatorial extension of the southern polar coronal hole. Apart from that the filaments and proms are virtually none existent. Usual FD set up, Lunt 50, Daystar Quark, telecompressor and GH3 camera.
ha-fd-bw by Mark Townley, on Flickr
ha-fd-colour by Mark Townley, on Flickr
Here's the AIA193 image that shows the brighter points in relation to the coronal hole.
Today is more clouds than blue, totally opposite of the weather forecast, so been lucky to get this...
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Thanks guys, been a day of clouds today after this mornings brief full disk...
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Beautiful shots, at my place it was clouded and rainy, but have not yet processed the images taken yesterday.
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Beautiful shots, at my place it was clouded and rainy, but have not yet processed the images taken yesterday.
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THanks Eric, looking forward to your images.
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Terrific full disc and explanation Mark I didn't realise the north pole was so much of a hole
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Re: Wednesday Full Disk - 7th August
Lovely images, Mark.
No trees in the way
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No trees in the way
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