Today was another partly cloudy day, but I was still able to get a few minutes of solar video for stacking. Below, is today’s H-alpha […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 12.22.24
Even with partly cloudy skies, one can photograph the sun through the sucker holes (clearings). That’s what I did today. Below is a narrowband H-alpha […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 12.21.24
Well, my solar imaging set-up is back up and running after getting a replacement charger for my laptop – no thanks to Jeff Bezos and […]
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Dr. Klotman’s Week 248 video address is all about the genome – human and dog genomes in particular. Cat genomes are also being studied, but […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 12.18.24
After a week away from solar imaging, I woke up to a very cloudy sky. By noon, the clouds were gone, and I put the […]
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Here is Dr. Klotman’s Week 246 video update. It’s a Q&A that includes questions about respiratory viruses, fluoridation, and other public health topics. The highlights […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 12.02.24
Today’s H-alpha image shows some wispy prominences along the sun’s eastern, southern, and northwestern limbs. The sunspot view shows new groups AR2912 and AR3913. AR3914, […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 12.01.24
The morning began with overcast skies that by 2PM were mostly clear. Today’s imaging was done at the solar telescope’s native focal length – 400mm […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 11.29.24
It was overcast yesterday; so, there was no solar image porn. Today, we had high, cirrus clouds over much of the sky. I think that […]
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