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Sun 3.1.19

Rusted

By Rusted
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My 6" H-a objective was heavily dewed over. Must cover it overnight.

The mounting and instruments were spotted all over with frost.

Not so clear of cloud today. Starting at 23F [-5C] Lots of high, thin cloud getting steadily worse.

Prominences between one and two o'clock [inverted image.]

Yesterday's spot group has rearranged itself.

Visible in both white light and H-alpha at about 8 o'clock.

1/3 radius from edge of solar disk.

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What a shame, Dave.

There is unlikely to be much to see on the surface as we descend into a minimum. 

The thin, high cloud is getting steadily worse here.

Here's a snap I took earlier through a 32mm EP in my 180/12 using my TZ7.

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