The monster sunspot

[Paul Haese]

I just could not miss the opportunity to capture this beast. I got out this morning and captured a solar image for the first time since October last year. Seems like forever. I was a bit rusty but the reward was to be had. Average seeing but still fun.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/AR2192.html) for the larger image.

[Star Catcher]

Very nice details in that one Paul. I really need to get back outside and put the Ha Scope up. I have been focussing on the monster in W/L, which is providing unusually photogenic views.

Ted

[Paul Haese]

I was going to use my TSA102 and the lunt wedge for the first time on white light but will give that a go tomorrow when it is clearer.

[John K]

Nice going Paul - hopefully the weather improves here in Melbourne for a go at this in the coming days before it rotates out of view.

[PeterEde]

Know what I'll be doing at 430 pm
great shot

[Solitarian]

That's up close and personal, very nice. I grabbed it in white light last night between the hazy clouds, the seeing was terrible. Look forward to your shots from tomorrow.

[cometcatcher]

Excellent image. Just had an X class flare too.

[SkyViking]

Very nice, it looks huge!

[h0ughy]

awesome details - oh and i fully appreciate the point grey 9.1mp camera. mosaics would be awesome

[p1taylor]

Nice, it looks huge.

peter

[mithrandir]

Nice Paul. They've been mentioning AR12192 often on the Griffith Obs PSE webcast.