HEADS UP: 21st APRIL - 8:15 AM CME

[Tim]

It's doing it again!

Huge flare developing on the sun this morning, I have had to leave my PST at home, hope somebody gets some pics.

[kev 102 42]

my PST arrived yesterday ,i shall look forward to this THANKS...................kev

[Psychobilly]

Nice on Kev... have fun... Watch the bonce .. floppy hat...

[Merlin66]

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Just had a session... didn't seen anything similar to a CME out to 50% suns radius. Plenty of good proms and a very active area!

Which quadrant was the CME???

Ken

[part timer]

I was out earlier and didn't see any thing too extraordinary, some nice activity but not on the scale of the other day. I'll go out again in a mo' and check it out!

[Peter Drew]

Looked at 10.30. A noticeable prominence at "3 O'clock as seen in a PST with a faint nebulous extention remenicient or the "Great CME" recently but nothing as large scale and probably would not rate as a CME.

[NickH]

I got what was left TJ...image in the solar section... large prom complex this morning

[Tim]

Seeing as that CME the other day was one of the largest ever recorded I doubt we'll be lucky enough to get another any time soon, more's the pity.

This morning there was a long section of ejected matter, standing a reasonable amount away from the sun, and covering approximately 1/10th the circumference of the disc. I'm afraid I have no idea yet as to how to divide the sun into quadrants Ken

On the opposite side was an unusual prominence, a tall thin jet shooting straight out in a line and again extending a good way, but with a faint accompanying area of stuff that was being thrown out at an angle. It looked for all the world like a comet had slammed into the sun.

[NickH]

Yup saw both...imaged the larger complex set