Big prom now moves...

[Starman]

I'm currently chomping my way through a mammoth 100 framed animation of the large prominence that occurred on the 28th Sept. It's taking an age to do and at the moment, despite a couple of days working on it, I'm only 45% through the frame set. Here's the first 30 frames collated into an animation.

[SteveL]

Thats just astonishing, Pete.... :shock: :shock: :shock:

[mik]

Amazing pete looking forward to the final edit

Mick

[Whippy]

Lordy that's impressive! Do we have an 'animation of the week' award yet?

Tony..

[barkis]

Maaaaaaan, that looks a hot one Pete. This stuff gets more awesome with each post.

You are well named Starman, you've got ours pegged.

Ron.

[frogbmth]

Pete thats just amazing, awesome work!

Andy

[MrEd]

Hi Pete

Do you have any details,

Like relative size/Scale and over how long a period was the annimation.

Thanks old chap

Ed

[Starman]

Be patient MrEd, it's not finished yet

The frames are separated by 30s intervals.

Here's the 50% completed version...

[blinky]

:shock:

Thats quite an amazing animation you have

[Wobbly Bob]

Pete, that is truly one of the most amazing amateur animations I have ever seen. Did anyone note what appears to be lumps of solid matter falling back to the surface.

[Ferox]

That really is amazing Pete, can't wait to see the complete animation. :salute:

[Jamie]

Superb animations Pete...

Hope you don't mind me editing your links to show the animation direct from SGL?

[dogfish]

Awesome prom and spectacular animation Pete. I love the drops of plasma falling off the prom as it curls over.

Cheers, Martin

[NickH]

It's a keeper for sure...

You know whatr I think Mr L...no need to repeat the plaudits here...

[narrowbandpaul]

jeez, not only is that a really cool, well put together pic, it also has scientific merit.

It clearly displays the magnetic loops out of the surace and the ionized plams travelling round it.

So much for the sun being at 'minimum' or there abouts.

This is without doubt, one of the best animations showing the activity of the sun I have ever seen.

Cant image what might be going on in a few years time, nearer maximum

Super

Paul

[narrowbandpaul]

you have one hundred frames spaced 30s apart..so the evolution is over 3000secs=50minutes.

Cool.

Just think what could be done, if we had a good number of clear sunny days!

[Sam]

Wow! That's is stunning- I've always wondering what they look like when moving, I could spend ages watching that. My kids like it too!

[maroon bells]

**** ****. That looks like a window onto the depths of hell. Very very impressive as usual.

[Brinders]

Brilliant, Pete. Love your web sites very cool, or should that be hot?