halpha sun of March 24th

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halpha sun of March 24th

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good morning, everyone,

the sun of the day, still with the fs60 with its sm40 double stack, glasspath x1.25, BF10 and zwo178mm on staradventurer around 14h15 UT

This little arch on the right was very nice to look at through the eyepiece.

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If I only could see it. Raining here in western North Carolina.


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Hi,

Very good and nice even illumination of the Disk. Well done

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Nice looking disk again, Stéphane.


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Nice disk Stephane!


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Very good looking disk, Stephane. I was just out with the Lunt 50 and saw the same prominences.

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Oooh that prominence is a lovely one, great discs as well :bow :hamster:

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Stéphane, a nice set of FD´s.
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Nice Images, Stéphane. The second one is beautifully even.

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