Animation of returning AR3663 and proms East Limb 5/25/2024

[rigel123]

Caught a break with about an hour and a half of clear skies (OK, a few clouds went by!) for this animation of a still active, AR3663, now AR3691. Lots of surge proms and then a nice floating prom on the limb. After catching 1 hour 16 minutes I switched to WL and CaK and was just able to eke out a full disk for both. Ha-Lunt LS60T DS WL-Orion ED80T and Lunt 1.25" WL Wedge CaK-Orion ED80T and Lunt CaK BF1200. Saturn-M SQR for all images with a Meade 2X Barlow

Full Disk Ha


Inverted


Full Disk CaK


Full Disk WL


Animation (large file and rotated 90 degrees CW for viewing)
Eastern Limb with old AR3663 Animation 5 25 2024 by Rigel123, on Flickr

Link to Astrobin

[Peterm]

These are great Warren. Your animation has a ton of fine details. I am just wondering if that big slug on the SE could be the first signs of AR3664 returning? I am look at that part of the Sun now and it is quite amazing. I just got an hour in on AR3691 (x AR3663).

[pdmphoton]

Warren,
Love that animation. It really conveys the activity and power of our dynamic solar neighbor.
Paulm

[DeepSolar64]

That little floating prom looks bristling with activity in your animation.

Great work, Master Warren!!

James

[rigel123]

Thanks Peter, Paul (what, no Mary?) and James! I forgot about 3664 Peter! I love looking back over animations like this, I just discovered a small looping filament erupt about in the center of the disk portion in the video.

[DeepSolar64]

Peter, Paul and Mary... I will be looking for Puff the Magic Dragon on the Sun!!

[danpro1]

Excellent!

[marktownley]

Great disks thanks Warren!

[ffellah]

Excellent triple set, Warren. The animation is superb, so much detail…

Franco

[rigel123]

Thanks Dan, Mark and Franco!

[arnedanielsen]

Great results as always, Warren!

[rigel123]

Thanks Arne!

[WMoore]

Excellent session, thanks!

Wayne

[rigel123]

Thanks Wayne!