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Solar Activity 20 Jun


brianb

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Only a short sunny interval today, and with pretty wobbly seeing too, but I did (just) manage to image the two interesting bits of solar action.

AR 11082 is just about on the meridian, consisting of a pair of small but well formed spots and a few pores, including a "extra" group trailing it by some distance:

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1132 UT. WO FLT 110, Lunt solar wedge, 2.5x Powermate, DMK21

CaK shows how the "followers" are embedded in the same plage. (Note the scale of this image is smaller!)

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1141 UT. Lunt 60mm, B1200 CaK diagonal, 2.5x Powermate, DMK21

The AR is also interesting in Ha, with small bright flare-like points; surrounding filaments persist, though the long snakelike one extending to the south west has vanished:

Sun-100620-1049-Ha-AR1082-X25.jpg

1049 UT. Solarscope 60, 2.5x Powermate, DMK21

Prominences are genearlly small and faintish, the best action being on the east limb:

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1054 UT. Solarscope 60, 2.5x Powermate, DMK21 (three frame mosaic)

Finally, here are the CaK and Ha overviews:

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1032 UT. Coronado PST CaK, prime focus, DMK41

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1038 UT. Solarscope 60, 0.5x focal reducer, DMK41

Transparency good but with interference from coastal mist and uneven high level cloud (cirrocumulus). Seeing poor with substantial boiling. Temperature 18C, wind N force 3.

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