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  1. 1 hour ago, ollypenrice said:

    Lovely. This may well be my favourite galaxy, the one-armed spiral.

    It may look a bit blue-heavy on my monitor but, hey-ho, it's lovely.

    Olly

    Thanks Olly.

    That might change in the next process as I am trying to get some Ha to add to it.

     

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    There is not much Ha so I may abandon that idea.

  2. 1 hour ago, Sunshine said:

    Amazing! that chunk of sun went off and didn't fall back! would that be a CME?

    Yes I think it could be termed a CME.

    On space weather they called it a solar torando.

    Realtime Solar Eclipse Photo Gallery
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    A SOLAR TORNADO JUST LAUNCHED INTO SPACE: A solar tornado was spinning around the sun's north pole yesterday when, suddenly, it lifted off. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the launch:

    tonado_anim_strip.gif

    Unlike tornadoes on Earth, which are shaped by wind, tornadoes on the sun are controlled by magnetism. Solar magnetic fields twist in a furious spiral, dragging clouds of plasma around with them. This particular tornado over-twisted, pinched off, and flew straight away from the sun. The debris will not hit Earth.

     

     

     

    SDO data shows it well,I like this one

    https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/dailymov/movie.php?q=20230420_1024_0193

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