a calm sun but, for once, the presence of a small but bright prominences
still at fs60, sm40 double stack, glasspath x1.25, BF10 and zwo178mm around 13h25 UT from the Sirene Observatory in France.
cordially,
stéphane - France
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halpha sun of August 9th
halpha sun of August 9th
Good morning, everyone,
a calm sun but, for once, the presence of a small but bright prominences
still at fs60, sm40 double stack, glasspath x1.25, BF10 and zwo178mm around 13h25 UT from the Sirene Observatory in France.
cordially,
stéphane - France
a calm sun but, for once, the presence of a small but bright prominences
still at fs60, sm40 double stack, glasspath x1.25, BF10 and zwo178mm around 13h25 UT from the Sirene Observatory in France.
cordially,
stéphane - France
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Re: halpha sun of August 9th
Great disk Stephane!
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Re: halpha sun of August 9th
Very nice Stephane.
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Re: halpha sun of August 9th
Nice discs I particularly like the first one.
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Re: halpha sun of August 9th
These are really beautiful Stephane, you set the bar high, something for me to try and replicate 
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