The rising of a new AR12891

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The rising of a new AR12891

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The rising of a new AR12891.

SW150 + Quark Chromosphere. Seeing was quite poor at this time (at the end of the imaging session).


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Re: The rising of a new AR12891

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Looks good Valery!


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Beautiful :bow :hamster: I can really see the dimple of the spot, that's cracking!

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Re: The rising of a new AR12891

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Sharp and detailed, Valery!

Thanks for sharing your work,
Arne


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