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SOLAR

Solar

I purchased a small Lunt hydrogen alpha solar telescope in the summer of 2017 and have been amazed by the detail it gathers. The best method of imaging the Sun is with a high frame rate camera and I am slowly getting to grips with the technique since I acquired a Point Grey camera in October 2017, the quality of which is astounding. The great thing about solar imaging is that the Sun is always out - astronomy in the warm does have a certain appeal!			A Brief Guide To... The Sun

2019-05-12
Full Disk

2019-04-11
Active Region - Close Up

2019-04-10
Full Disk - WL	Full Disk - Hα	Active Region - Close Up

2019-01-17
Full Disk

2018-07-08
Full Disk	Prominence 1 - Close Up	Prominence 2 - Close Up	Surface - Close Up

2018-05-07
Prominence - Close Up	Active Region 1 - Close Up	Active Region 2 - Close Up

2018-05-06
Prominence Close Up	Active Region Close Up

2018-05-05
Full Disk	Close Up

2018-04-22
Full Disk - White Light	Full Disk - Hydrogen Alpha	Close Up - White Light	Close Up - Hydrogen Alpha

2018-04-18
Full Disk	Close Up	Close Up - Time Lapse of Proms

2018-02-24
Full Disk	Close Up of Prominence

2018-02-07
Full Disk - White Light	Full Disk - Hydrogen Alpha	Close Up of AR2699

2018-01-30
Full Disk

2017-11-24
Full Disk	Close Up 1	Close Up 2

2017-11-23
Full Disk	Close Up 1	Close Up 2	Close Up 3

2017-11-19
Full Disk	Close Up 1

2017-11-17
Full Disk	Close Up 1	Close Up 2

2017-11-06
Full Disk	Close Up 1

2017-11-03
Full Disk

2017-10-30
Full Disk	Close Up 1	Close Up 2

2017-10-27
Full Disk	Close Up 1	Close Up 2	Close Up 3