September 14th - H Alpha - Quiet Disk - Few Prominences

[paulastro]

A morning session from 9.30 to about 10.00am including visual observations, already very warm (tremendous thunderstorms yesterday evening, local flooding and power-cuts), quite hazy and again contrast very poor.  Still a very quiet disk but with signs of an active area coming around the E limb.  Little prominence activity, the best being a single prominence in the NE.  Another half dozen minor prominences scattered along the E limb.  Single frame with Lunt 60 DS and Olympus E-M10 at 500 asa, taken at 9.52 am on 1/50 sec.

 

 

[Pete Presland]

Still looking interesting in H/A.

[xtreemchaos]

great shot Paul, its deathly quite in WL too, ive terrible thermals today. well done,  thanks ,charl.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Nice capture. I just had a visual solar session, and spotted a prom in the east, and a swirl on the eastern limb which might herald a new AR. Fingers crossed

[Ibbo!]

good catch

[Davey-T]

Thanks for the view Paul, not had a look today yet.

Dave

[paulastro]

5 hours ago, xtreemchaos said:

great shot Paul, its deathly quite in WL too, ive terrible thermals today. well done,  thanks ,charl.

I'm sorry you had a nasty case of the thermals charl

[David Smith]

Nice one Paul. There was little prom activity in Ca-K today either.

[paulastro]

10 minutes ago, David Smith said:

Nice one Paul. There was little prom activity in Ca-K today either.

Many thanks David, I just wish I had the facility not to see any prom activity in Ca-K myself - if you get my drift

[paulastro]

3 hours ago, Davey-T said:

Thanks for the view Paul, not had a look today yet.

Dave

Many thanks Dave, I hope you've managed a view by now

[paulastro]

4 hours ago, Ibbo! said:

good catch

Many thanks Steve - the conditions didn't get any better I'm afraid .  Glad to see what I did though .