Nov 8th - Multi Spectrum

[MapleRidge]

Hello everyone...

Sunday offered an clear sky that lasted through the day and into the night, so no limits from clouds on the solar captures unlike the day before. Seeing was better than average too, which helped to pull more details out of the higher resolution images. It was also a very nice day at the scope with temps pushing 20C near noon

The first images are the full disks...starting with Ha through the LS80T/LS75FHa/B1800Ha solar scope and ASI174MM camera:

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The full disk WL and CaK images were taken through the Stellarvue 110 with a Lunt Solar Wedge/Baader Continuum Filter for the WL and a modified Lunt Solar Wedge/B1800CaK/Baader K-Line filter with the ASI1600MM camera:

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SV110_CaKK_10_02_11_v2-IMP.jpg (1.06 MiB) Viewed 298 times

I added the 5x Powermate ahead of the camera for these high res image of AR2781 using the same filters as above:

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5x_SV110_CaKK_10_08_12-IMP.jpg (568.98 KiB) Viewed 298 times

AR2781 was still the prime target, and was imaged through the modded CR-150/DSII/B1800Ha + 2.7x Telecentric and ASI174MM for this multi frame mosaic:

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AR2781_27x-fc.jpg (805.41 KiB) Viewed 298 times

AR2780 still deserved an image too

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Besides these two formal AR's, I found a couple areas that showed some sign of activity/disturbance as well on the SW limb:

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The proms were numerous but small and after capturing the disk details I grabbed these limb images with the proms:

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The final images were through the modded scope, but with the 5x Powermate used to image the big AR:

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5X_CR-150_DSII-15_10_57_31-IMP-inv.jpg (1018.2 KiB) Viewed 298 times

5X_CR-150_DSII-15_10_57_31-IMP-fc.jpg (1.11 MiB) Viewed 298 times

This is all I have processed so far, with multiple sets taken through the C9.25 Edge and Daystar Quantum (0.45A(), but the seeing was not as good as earlier in the morning.I will post any that I can process in the next day or so.

As always, questions and comments are always welcome!

Brian

[DeepSolar64]

Brian, you are an ace at this. I especially like your close up images. CaK shows wonderful detail as does your WL images. Ha did wonderful too! I love the eastern limb shot with those proms. Those would be a challenge visually.

[Carbon60]

Awesome images, Brian. Looks like you had a superb session across the spectrum and at all image scales. Lots of lovely details in those closeup views.

Very nice.

Stu.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

What more can I say Brian from James and Stu.
Brilliant is the only extra to all of your images...

Thanks vm
Terry

[MapleRidge]

James, Stuart, and Terry...

Thank you all for your support and comments on the image set...ways appreciated

Brian

[ffellah]

A fantastic set, Brian, well done !

Franco

[Rusted]

A stunning set of images!

[eroel]

Brian:
Superb session in all lights, beautiful set of images.
Best wishes,
Eric.

[Montana]

Brian, these are quite exceptional today, very crisp and beautiful in all three lights

Alexandra

[MapleRidge]

Thanks everyone for your support and comments on this session

I always appreciate the support and always great when the session shows great results

Take care everyone,
Brain

[marktownley]

These all look really nice Brian, glad you're getting some sun!

[LTHB]

What a productive session! Really everything you'd want to get from AR2781, plus proms and spicules, marvelous!

[MapleRidge]

Mark and Frank...

Thanks for your comments, they are always appreciated

Brian