solar animation halpha of the 21st of May

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solar animation halpha of the 21st of May

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good morning, everyone,

an animation from yesterday with real cirrus passages in it! :)
And we can also see that it's not a good idea to try to improve the positioning during the acquisitions! :D

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Look at those spicules move!!


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Nicely done, Stéphane.

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Very good


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Stéphane:
Very nice animation.
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Hi Stéphane,

Nice animation. Those proms stayed still for almost 2 hours!!

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Post by Montana »

Your spicule grass waving in the wind is just like my whole garden waving in this gale, hopefully I might have some flowers left by the end ;)

The animation is best downloaded and watched in full size :)
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Really nice, Stéphane.


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An impressive animation Stephane!


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