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Solar Activity 18 Jun


brianb

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Another cloudy morning, clearing at lunchtime. The Sun is a little more active: the active region in the north east has been assigned the number 11082 and has a larger white light spot, though still not very big:

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1318 UT. WO FLT 110, Lunt solar wedge, 2.5x Powermate, DMK21

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1310 UT. Lunt 60mm, B1200 CaK diagonal, 2.5x Powermate, DMK21

Ha still shows interesting filaments in this region, but the plage area appears to be less active:

Sun-100618-1250-Ha-AR1082-X25.jpg

1250 UT. Solarscope 60, 2.5x Powermate, DMK41

The overview shows little other disc activity, but a couple of largish and numerous small prominences, which were bright enough to image by "one shot":

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1240 UT. Coronado PST CaK, prime focus, DMK41

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1247 UT. Solarscope 60, 0.5x focal reducer, DMK41

Here are closeups of some of the prominences - all taken with Solarscope 60, 2.5x Powermate & DMK21

NE limb, 1303 UT:

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SE limb, 1301 UT:

Sun-100618-1301-Ha-promSE-X25.jpg

W limb, 1256 UT:

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SW limb, 1258 UT:

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Transparency good but with some residual thin cirrostratus. Seeing moderate. Temperature 20C, wind N force 4.

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