6th September long filament again

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6th September long filament again

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Another clear start to the day, very unusual for here (stars for part of 2 nights and an arc of aurora twice)
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Great shot Robert! Any bets on whether that big filament makes it to the limb? My bet is no!


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Lovely disk there Robert!


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Beautiful detailed disk Robert.


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Purrfeccttt!!!! :cat


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Absolutely beautiful :bow :hamster: do you have a pic of the aurora too?

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Re: 6th September long filament again

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Very nice FD, Robert.

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Montana wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 11:05 am Absolutely beautiful :bow :hamster: do you have a pic of the aurora too?

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Sorry I got lazy. I may try as the season picks up. It was a clear arc low down showing as white with a green tinge with a shaft rising up to about 15 degrees. The second one was a lower whitish arc. Neither went high or moved much


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Very nice!


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Very nice Robert!

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