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A view of the Sun with the Earth for scale...
Fiery prominences composed of huge arcs of plasma dance along the solar limb, while a long, furry filament slithers its way across the 'surface'. The Sun is dynamic and alive, revealing new secrets each time we look at it. 🧵
Fiery prominences composed of huge arcs of plasma dance along the solar limb, while a long, furry filament slithers its way across the 'surface'. The Sun is dynamic and alive, revealing new secrets each time we look at it. 🧵
A memory, distant and worn, of a day on the water long ago.
distant sunlight 🎞️ 📷
Experimenting with film soup 🍲
gm /astrophotography family ☀️
Which kind of solar image do you prefer?
1. 'Normal' - sunspots appear black and the image is closer to how it is seen through the eyepiece.
2. Inverted - sunspots appear white and the image has a more 3 dimensional feel.
Which kind of solar image do you prefer?
1. 'Normal' - sunspots appear black and the image is closer to how it is seen through the eyepiece.
2. Inverted - sunspots appear white and the image has a more 3 dimensional feel.
The active region that gave us the stunning aurorae is rotating back around!
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
The Sun taken on 20th May + some details from the bottom left quadrant.
ITAP of our local star.
The Sun - full disc mosaic, taken on 20th May 2024 with my 80 mm refractor + Quark.
An active region on the Sun, 20th May 2024.
An active region on the Sun, 20th May 2024.
Equipment: Skywatcher Evostar 150, Altair ERF, UV/IR cut filter, Quark Chromosphere, tilt adaptor, ZWO ASI174MM.
Seeing was horrible so I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. Looks like there was some dust on my sensor, when will I learn to take flat frames?!
Equipment: Skywatcher Evostar 150, Altair ERF, UV/IR cut filter, Quark Chromosphere, tilt adaptor, ZWO ASI174MM.
Seeing was horrible so I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. Looks like there was some dust on my sensor, when will I learn to take flat frames?!
gm ☀️
Sunspots in monochrome, 21st May 2024.
Sunspots in monochrome, 21st May 2024.
gm ☀️
Sunspots in monochrome, 21st May 2024.
Equipment: Skywatcher Evostar 150, Altair ERF, UV/IR cut filter, Quark Chromosphere, tilt adaptor, ZWO ASI174MM.
Sunspots in monochrome, 21st May 2024.
Equipment: Skywatcher Evostar 150, Altair ERF, UV/IR cut filter, Quark Chromosphere, tilt adaptor, ZWO ASI174MM.
Nice weather for the big scope!