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home made shg
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Fantastic!! :bow :hamster: do you know what is causing the dark lines?

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Very good John!


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Amazing contrast John.


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Alexandra,
The dark lines are large extended snake like filaments visible in CaK.
The current solar activity is giving rise to some exciting images!!!


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