Today was partly cloudy, but a solar photoshoot was still possible. Today’s comparison images are shown below. Yesterday, I increased the exposure duration to .02 […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 10.23.24
Another clear day for a solar photoshoot. Today’s solar disk comparison shots appear below. There are many filaments (prominences seen on the disk) and active […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 10.22.24
Today, my skies were partly cloudy, but the clouds dissipated in the mid-afternoon – permitting a solar photoshoot. Today’s comparison solar disk images reveal a […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 10.21.24
Today’s solar image is in H-alpha light and highlights the complex prominence that we saw in yesterday’s image along the sun’s southwestern limb. There are […]
Read MoreSolar Images from 10.20.24
Today’s sky was perfectly clear. The comparison H-alpha solar disk images appear below. The first image shows extensive prominences along the southwestern solar limb, and […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 10.19.24
It was partly cloudy this afternoon despite a forecast calling for clear skies. I managed a good capture of the prominences, filaments, and plages, but […]
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Read MoreSolar Images of 10.15.24
Below are the comparison views of today’s solar disk. A cropped view of the eastern limb highlights the complex, cascading prominences.
Read MoreSolar images of 10.14.24
Today’s images were made with the hydrogen alpha solar telescope. The comparison images below show the prominences, filaments, and some sunspot regions. In the image […]
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