Active Regions AR3112 , 3110, and 3113

[Martin_S]

Yesterdays viewing in Brisbane was bad I tried some white light but gave up as the atmosphere was too unstable due to a high pressure system off the coast.
So I moved on to H alpha and managed to get two 30 minute animations before the seeing made it impossible to get any good captures.

The H alpha images were taken with my120mm F/8.3 refractor, 2" 7nm Ha filter as internal ERF , TZ4 , Combo Quark and ASI174mm Camera.


AR3113,AR3110m by Martin Symonds, on Flickr



AR3112m by Martin Symonds, on Flickr

[rigel123]

Great animations Martin! Like watching a lightning storm on the surface.

[Martin_S]

Thanks Warren, I was amazed how bright the flare activity was.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

EXCELLENT ANIMATIONS MARTIN, SHOWING SUCH ACTIVITY AND SHOWING SO MUCH FLARING ALREADY - TOO

CHEERS
TERRY

[Martin_S]

Thanks Terry

[marktownley]

Excellent cinema there Martin!

[Rusted]

Thank you for sharing these Martin.

It is fascinating to see the flares expanding simultaneously outwards from the epicentre in the second animation.
Much like a central blast but with the expanding wavefront partially hidden, at times, within the active surface layer.

[Martin_S]

Thank you all for your comments, here's a great link to follow for further reading on cycle 25 https://blogs.nasa.gov/solarcycle25/

[pupak]

Superb work.

[ffellah]

Excellent animations Martin, very enjoyable !

Franco

[MAURITS]

Really nice to see Martin.

[eroel]

Martin, very nice animations.
Thanks for sharing them.
Eric.

[arnedanielsen]

Great results Martin!

Best regards,
Arne