Five-minute time-lapse of a small flair on sunspot group(s) 2293-4 Imaged yesterday (April 17) at 10:40am from Ohio

[barnstorm]

Five-minute time-lapse of a small flair on sunspot group(s) 2293-4 Imaged yesterday (April 17) at 10:40am from Ohio

Sunspot group(s) 2293-4 Imaged yesterday (April 17) at 10:40am from Batavia Ohio. I was excited to image this group but sadly I only had a few moments without clouds. We can see a small flair starting which went on to throw up a small plasma prominence, just as the clouds came over (small white dot).

solo22022-04-17-1440_3-U-SunHAlpha-H_A_Sun_90mm_Exposure=8.0ms_Gain=52_ZWO ASI174MM.jpg (228.32 KiB) Viewed 249 times

histm_2022-04-17-1440_3-U-SunHAlpha-H_A_Sun_90mm_Exposure=8.0ms_Gain=52_ZWO ASI174MM_89045717__pipp_lapl5_ap7191_conv_aligned_out_pipp.gif (7.86 MiB) Viewed 250 times

Geek Info: 2022-04-17-1440_HAlpha 90mm SolarMax 1, Single Stack_Exposure=8.0ms_Gain=52_ZWO ASI174MM
Animation is here:https://www.astrobin.com/fjj18f/

[marktownley]

Very good indeed!

[Montana]

Great catch!! always good to see these small flares throwing up a burp


Alexandra

[rigel123]

You and I caught the same flare, your animation turned out better than mine in those conditions we were shooting in!

[rcwinter]

The animation itself is really stable, I like it a lot, the colour is great ,, are you guiding ?

Rich

[DeepSolar64]

It's thrown up some ejecta too!!