17.05.2021 Bit of a prom at 4 o'clock SW limb.

[Rusted]

Unexpected sunshine but the westerly wind is making the telescopes wobble.
Lots of disturbance around the AR. Horribly over-sharpened for detail.
Nice, smokey prom at 4 o'clock on the SW corner.

Ignore the wrong date on the images!

 

Edited May 17, 2021 by Rusted

[paulastro]

Excellent  pics, I had some breaks amongst angry clouds and heavy rain from 11.15 to 12.00.  Observing with a PST, some nice detail amongst the scudding cloud, including your prom.

About 9 proms, 3 active areas and 4 filaments in rather indifferent seeing 🙂.

[Roy Challen]

Nice, but are you forecasting a prom in 10 days? 😉

[Rusted]

2 hours ago, Roy Challen said:

Nice, but are you forecasting a prom in 10 days? 😉

Dogh!

There's nothing quite like carving one's mistakes, multiple times, in stone, is there?
I tums not wrote wrung, I tums not wrote wrung, I tums not wrote wrung, etc.
The sort of multiple, own goals usually reserved for the junior, amateur league's best YouTube moments in sport.
Sadly there seems to be no way to edit a post once I have clomped across the still wet concrete in my size 11s.
Were I a dinosaur [close, but no cigar] I would probably leave tracks with my front feet on backwards.
To the delight of every palaeontology student for evermore.

Nostradamus

Edited May 17, 2021 by Rusted

[Rusted]

2 hours ago, paulastro said:

Excellent  pics, I had some breaks amongst angry clouds and heavy rain from 11.15 to 12.00.  Observing with a PST, some nice detail amongst the scudding cloud, including your prom.

About 9 proms, 3 active areas and 4 filaments in rather indifferent seeing 🙂.

Thanks Paul. "Your" rain arrived here just as I was waiting for the better seeing towards local sunset.
The seeing was soft. So all my surface images were coarse and without much realism.
I used my PST BF for the prom. It usually seems to do a better job than the Lunt B1200S2.
The reverse is usually true on surface detail.