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MAY 22ND - WL - AR2824


paulastro

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I observed between clouds this afternoon.  The sunspot had quite a lot of structure in it, though the seeing was rather poor.

Single frame below taken at 3.55pm, Tecnosky 102ED F7 at prime focus, Baader Solar Filter, Olympus E-M5 Mk11, 1/6400 sec at 250 asa.

The close up is a crop from the while disc.

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  • paulastro changed the title to MAY 22ND - WL - AR2824

Managed a short session today at around 6pm and glad that I did.  After my usual initial pan round the disc showed nothing unusual apart from AR2824 I decided to set up my seat for a more protracted view.  In the minute or so that it took me to do this all hell had broken out on the AR.  It was just like a major volcanic eruption with white hot lava appearing to flow from a vent close to the main sunspot.  This gradually developed until there was a ring of fire surrounding the area, by far my best catch for some considerable time.  It was all over after about 10 minutes but quite exciting at the time.  150mm PST mod x150.    🙂 

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