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May 21, 2018: WL and Ca-K disks with new AR


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Fewer proms in the Ca-K part inverted view, but a new sunspot has turned the corner. It is quite small, but there is some bright plage around it. Seeing was pretty choppy, especially in Ca-K, but I still got reasonable.

WL, grey scale:

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WL, pseudo colour:

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Ca-K, grey scale:

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Ca-K, pseudo colour:

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Ca-K, part inverted:

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Ca-K, part inverted + pseudo colour:

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I also got some H-alpha data which I will post later, if all goes well

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Nice images. Well done! :) I saw the new AR earlier on, and also again just now. When the seeing was steady with my Omni 120mm frac with my Lunt wedge fitted with a 10mm Delos EP I could just make out too a couple of smaller pin pricks of spots immediately behind the one you can see in your image. Be interesting to note if I can see them better in an hour or so perhaps.  

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