Sun in Whitelight 1st October 2022

[Steve Ward]

Not quite steady enough for the 2000D but I had a go anyway , a closer inspection of data and a restack probably needed later.

There was a lot of bright 'crackling' in the large spot ... flare caught in "white" ... ?

Here are the stacked frames cropped in PIPP and saved as an AVI ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LoBL5yRQl4

 

 

 

 

Edited October 1, 2022 by Steve Ward

[Rusted]

Nice! 

 

[Steve Ward]

29 minutes ago, Rusted said:

Nice! 

 

Thanks ... 🙂

I definitely caught flaring this time , here's the SDO Continuum data showing exactly what I was seeing in preview and capture and the corresponding AIA 304 data ... 😍

 

 

 

[Rusted]

Flaring is clearly visible in the penumbra of AR3110. Well done!

Well worth posting on Solarchat!

EDIT: I see you have. 

Edited October 2, 2022 by Rusted
update

[Steve Ward]

5 minutes ago, Rusted said:

Flaring is clearly visible in the penumbra of AR3110. Well done!

Well worth posting on Solarchat!

My stuff goes on Solarchat before SGL ... 😉

While I'm waiting for the blue to appear I'm going to pop all 700 odd frames I shot through PIPP to see exactly how much I caught ... !

Edited October 2, 2022 by Steve Ward

[Rusted]

Very sensible. SGL Solar imaging is a bit niche at times. Very little response to most images.

[Steve Ward]

1 minute ago, Rusted said:

Very sensible. SGL Solar imaging is a bit niche at times. Very little response to most images.

Especially the poor old photosphere chaps , everyone loves all that fancy-pants Ha stuff ... 🤣

[Rusted]

Define "poor" in the context of the treasures in your signature.

[Steve Ward]

And here's all 550 frames I shot with the 2000D cropped and saved as a video to show just what I caught ... 😃

A good representation of the seeing too ... 

Luckily I had the presence of mind not to delete all the sets after my selection process as is my usual MO , realised there was something unusual that needed further investigation ... 😉

 

 

[Rusted]

Fascinating!

I was looking for the bright arc nearer the lesser spots in the group but I didn't see anything.
The arc was very  bright in H-alpha.