Belated 3rd and 5th March activity

[Nigella Bryant]

Hi all, just getting around to processing my March images. First two days of twelve days here. Lunt 60mm DS and Lunt cake b1800 module with 100mm bresser. 

 

 

 

Edited April 3 by Nigella Bryant

[Dave Smith]

I love that loop. Very detailed !

Dave

[inedible_hulk]

Stunning 😍

[LukeTheNuke]

Wowsers! The sun does put on a show at times. 🌞

[saac]

Wow, what a fantastic set of images. I love the detail you have caught in those loops.  The silhouetted disc image is extra special. 

Jim 

[Elp]

Wow, how long was that prom going on for?

[Rusted]

Great set Nigella!

Well worth the wait.  ☺️

[Highburymark]

Shows you don’t need a huge telescope to capture spectacular detail. Superb images Nigella.

[StarHugger]

Beautiful imagry Nigella, Thanks !

[Nigella Bryant]

Thanks everyone, it was a surprisingly large eruption. I would dare to say a coronal mass ejection. 

[mog3768]

Fantastic what more can I say

[Nigella Bryant]

5 hours ago, mog3768 said:

Fantastic what more can I say

Thanks mog3768, much appreciated. 

[josefk]

I've recently read the book 'Solar Astronomy' by Christian Viladrich and i have to say with that new knowledge (about both the sun and its features you are capturing and also the tools and techniques required to capture those features it in high resolution as you are) i am even more blown away by what you are observing and the detail in which you are capturing it.

Spectacular.

From someone without a solar scope (and who may never get one) thanks for sharing these images. 👍

[Nigella Bryant]

3 hours ago, josefk said:

I've recently read the book 'Solar Astronomy' by Christian Viladrich and i have to say with that new knowledge (about both the sun and its features you are capturing and also the tools and techniques required to capture those features it in high resolution as you are) i am even more blown away by what you are observing and the detail in which you are capturing it.

Spectacular.

From someone without a solar scope (and who may never get one) thanks for sharing these images. 👍

Thanks josefk, love that book, it's my go to for all things solar. 

[fwm891]

Stunning Nigella stunning.

[Mark at Beaufort]

Excellent images Nigella.

[shinebug777]

unreal! love how the most intense sunspots appear and appreciate the coronal pictures

[Sunshine]

Amazing, these are beautiful images, that loop is giant!