First Animations with the 5-Inch Refractor

[cshahar]

These are my first animations with the Explore Scientific 127mm refractor. These types of animations take a while to process so these were taken about 5 days ago. I've become more adept at keeping brightness and sharpness levels consistent. These links include AR2564 and AR2565, and represent 35 minutes in real time. The plage region where the new spots are forming is interesting, as is the limb area around AR2565. Note that they may take a few seconds to load, particularly the second one.

Environs of AR2564:
http://www.lightfigures.com/Solar/07_11_2016/Anim-AR2564a.gif

AR2564 & AR2565:
http://www.lightfigures.com/Solar/07_11_2016/Anim-AR2564-2565.gif

 

As an aside, and for those with a literary bent, when I watch these animations I am reminded of Shakespeare's:

"Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble."

Thanks,

-Charles

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Very nice results. With ES 127mm frac do you have?

[johnfosteruk]

those are great Charles, thank you.

[paulastro]

Wow, those are mightily impressive Charles, action on a grand scale. 

[cshahar]

Thanks everyone! Michael, I have the 127mm Explore Scientific refractor, with the carbon tube.

-Charles

[David Smith]

Excellent results Charles.

[laudropb]

Very nice animations Charles.

[Ruud]

Fantastic! It is amazing to see the gas draining into that sunspot.

[Pete Presland]

Excellent level of detail. 

[Iainp]

My jaw is on the floor Charles!  

Iain 

[cshahar]

Thank you so much everyone!

-Charles

[xtreemchaos]

wow, cracking animations Charles, thanks mate for sharing,  charl.

[Davey-T]

Outstanding stuff Charles, you've come a long way in a short time. well done 

Dave