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Solar Images of 09.03.25

Today was another clear day. Below, the H-alpha image shows major loop prominences along the SE and WSW solar limbs. Along the NW limb, there […]

Solar Images of 09.02.25

Beautifully clear skies made this afternoon’s solar photoshoot utterly painless. Below, today’s H-alpha image shows prominence activity along all four of the solar limb quadrants. […]

Solar Images of 00.01.25

I thought that my Labor Day solar photoshoot would be rained out, but there were breaks in the clouds sufficient to get some acceptable .AVI […]

Solar Images of 08.30.25

Today’s H-alpha image shows bright plages around many of today’s ten active regions. There is a large filament across the sun’s SE quadrant – ending […]

This Week in Public Health

Here is Dr. Klotman’s Week 284 video address from Baylor College of Medicine. My synopsis is: COVID The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has issued […]

Solar Images of 08.28.25

The sky was clear at 101F. Today’s H-alpha image shows a dramatic arch prominence along much of the eastern limb. Other prominences are visible along […]

Solar Images of 08.27.25

Despite partially cloudy skies, I had a successful solar photoshoot this afternoon. Today’s H-alpha image shows the active regions (sunspots) and their bright plages well. […]

Solar Images of 08.26.25

The skies were partly cloudy today, and the “seeing” was challenging – making it difficult to achieve a reliably crisp focus. Somedays, that’s just the […]

Solar Images of 08.25.25

Today’s H-alpha image shows minor prominence activity along NW, W, SW, NE and SE solar limbs. The sunspot image shows the disappearance of two regions […]

Solar Images of 08.23.25

Today’s H-alpha shows quieting prominence activity along the NE, E, SE, and SW solar limbs. Most of these prominences show delicate arches of sun stuff. […]