Jerry_Lodriguss
06-05-2015, 08:17 AM
Prominences are visible along the edge of the Sun in this narrowband hydrogen-alpha filtered image.
http://www.astropix.com/sun_20150502.html
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This image was shot with a triplet apochromatic refractor with an aperture of 130mm through a 0.2 angstrom narrowband hydrogen-alpha solar filter.
My good friend Jim Sweeney was kind enough to let me hook my camera up to his scope and shoot for a while before the clouds came in.
The seeing was just average when I captured the Live View video for this image.
The Sun was pretty quiet that day with only one small sunspot group visible.
Jerry
http://www.astropix.com/sun_20150502.html
Click on the image or link to see a larger version with more information.
This image was shot with a triplet apochromatic refractor with an aperture of 130mm through a 0.2 angstrom narrowband hydrogen-alpha solar filter.
My good friend Jim Sweeney was kind enough to let me hook my camera up to his scope and shoot for a while before the clouds came in.
The seeing was just average when I captured the Live View video for this image.
The Sun was pretty quiet that day with only one small sunspot group visible.
Jerry