30th April 2022 M class flare
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30th April 2022 M class flare
This morning I had some sunshine but it was very cloudy in between. There always seemed to be speckled mackerel cloud over the Sun and clear elsewhere.
Anyway, I tested out the TEC140 / TZ4 / SolarSpectrum / ASI174. Had a bit of a heart attack at the beginning as it wouldn't heat up to the set point. After unplugging and plugging back in it seemed to heat up
I tested initially with the 0.4x telecompressor and again the image is not straight, so it is not the C11 it is the imaging train. It is not the camera wobble either. I'll show an image at the end.
I managed to catch an M4.48 solar flare in AR12994 around 10:05-12UTC
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare animation by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and some stills
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and here is the not straight imaging train Alexandra
Anyway, I tested out the TEC140 / TZ4 / SolarSpectrum / ASI174. Had a bit of a heart attack at the beginning as it wouldn't heat up to the set point. After unplugging and plugging back in it seemed to heat up
I tested initially with the 0.4x telecompressor and again the image is not straight, so it is not the C11 it is the imaging train. It is not the camera wobble either. I'll show an image at the end.
I managed to catch an M4.48 solar flare in AR12994 around 10:05-12UTC
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare animation by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and some stills
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and here is the not straight imaging train Alexandra
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Excellent, Alexandra. I was imagining at the same time, but only took one image of the flare. I never thought to create an animation. Nicely done and beautiful images.
As for the alignment, I have a laser (Howie Glatter) that fits in the eyepiece in place of the camera. I can lend it to you to properly check the alignment from the back through the objective and find where the issue is.
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Alexandra,
I got the ping on SWL concerning this flare and others before the X-class one erupted. It was these flares that prompted me to set up a bit earlier than typical and I am sure glad I did!
Nice catch and wonderful post-flare loop!!
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I got the ping on SWL concerning this flare and others before the X-class one erupted. It was these flares that prompted me to set up a bit earlier than typical and I am sure glad I did!
Nice catch and wonderful post-flare loop!!
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Oh my...that's pretty spectacular...well done on the captureMontana wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 6:56 pm This morning I had some sunshine but it was very cloudy in between. There always seemed to be speckled mackerel cloud over the Sun and clear elsewhere.
Anyway, I tested out the TEC140 / TZ4 / SolarSpectrum / ASI174. Had a bit of a heart attack at the beginning as it wouldn't heat up to the set point. After unplugging and plugging back in it seemed to heat up
I tested initially with the 0.4x telecompressor and again the image is not straight, so it is not the C11 it is the imaging train. It is not the camera wobble either. I'll show an image at the end.
I managed to catch an M4.48 solar flare in AR12994 around 10:05-12UTC
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare animation by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and some stills
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2022-04-30-AR12994-Mclass-flare f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and here is the not straight imaging train
Sun_081952_30_04_2022_a.jpg
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Excellent collection - post flare loop proms are the most spectacular events! Thanks for the eye candy.
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Spectacular catch, Alexandra ! I am always dreaming of catching a post flare loop and make an animation of it. The stills are great too.
Great work.
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Great work.
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Great catch Alexandra! Awesome post flare loop!
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Bravo, Alexandra! I am so glad that you managed to photograph this!
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
cool animation, i think now you narrowed down the issue.
As others noted before that baader fitting with the 3 thumbscrews looked suspicious. I would think that those require tuning for each session (if disassembled).
As others noted before that baader fitting with the 3 thumbscrews looked suspicious. I would think that those require tuning for each session (if disassembled).
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
These are brilliant ALexandra! You got your x class and post flare loops!
The not straight imaging train has got my head ticking...
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Fantastic animation Alexandra! Astonishing amount of detail captured on the limb.
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
That's v exciting. A great demonstration of how much energy is dispensed with by just a small part of the sun within 15mins (from 1004 to 1019 UT). Once human beings figure out controllable fusion as a source of energy...!
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Fantastic images Alexandra
I was imaging in the morning as well bit did not capture the flare though
I was imaging in the morning as well bit did not capture the flare though
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Superb animation Alexandra!!!
I think I have seen something similar here only once, when in a post it was proposed to all to upload some of their most special captures.
The quality and the details are stunning despite the difficulties you had.
Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes,
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I think I have seen something similar here only once, when in a post it was proposed to all to upload some of their most special captures.
The quality and the details are stunning despite the difficulties you had.
Thanks for sharing.
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Excellent captures and loop animation Alexandra
I hope you can sort out the alignment issue you are having!
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I hope you can sort out the alignment issue you are having!
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Thanks everyone for all the lovely replies
I started the timelapse hoping it would grow into full grown loops (stuff of dreams) but after 15 minutes it had all but disappeared, oh well, it was lovely while it lasted
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I started the timelapse hoping it would grow into full grown loops (stuff of dreams) but after 15 minutes it had all but disappeared, oh well, it was lovely while it lasted
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Alexandra,
Did you get your X-Class?
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Did you get your X-Class?
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
No, it was 100% cloudy in the afternoon. I even commented to the hubby after I saw the M class that I bet there is an X class now and we both laughed. Then when I saw your post I was very envious
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
I thought of you dear and was hoping you had the TEC out on it. Sorry. It'll happen. Solar Maximum is coming....
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
Hi Mark,marktownley wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 10:23 am These are brilliant ALexandra! You got your x class and post flare loops!
The not straight imaging train has got my head ticking...
I use a Howie Glatter precision laser to align the various elements along the optical train on my 150. It’s surprising how small tweaks can make a big difference. I recon if everything is click locked/screwed together in Alexandra’s case, there may be an issue with lateral slop in the focuser(s) given the weight on the back of it, maybe?
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
I'm tempted by one for the HaT. The iterative approach of small gains is definitely the way with solar.Carbon60 wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 4:11 pmHi Mark,marktownley wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 10:23 am These are brilliant ALexandra! You got your x class and post flare loops!
The not straight imaging train has got my head ticking...
I use a Howie Glatter precision laser to align the various elements along the optical train on my 150. It’s surprising how small tweaks can make a big difference. I recon if everything is click locked/screwed together in Alexandra’s case, there may be an issue with lateral slop in the focuser(s) given the weight on the back of it, maybe?
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Re: 30th April 2022 M class flare
For collimation the auto-collimation method works well and is easy. Also you are using the magnification of the telescope standing 20 feet in front. The eye is good at lining up circles. Make a hole punch sized hole in a small piece of card. Draw a 1/4" cross on one side. Stand 10 feet+ in front of the OTA looking through the hole with the cross at the front. Start with bare OTA and focusser. You can tune the exit hole with eye piece barrel with field stop in it or move back and forwards if you have room.. You can find tune the centering by moving eye about and checking vignetting is symmetrical. Fortunately it's only a 6" is on a hill so I could stand across the road to do the same.
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