Snappy Sol

[Peter Ward]

Going through some archived solar data I found some .avi streams I had not previously processed.

What a pleasant surprise!
(rather like finding a $100 note in a jacket you've not worn in a while) :cool:

Probably one of the sharpest Solar H-alpha data sets I've ever captured.

The result is here (http://www.atscope.com.au/BRO/gallery393.html)

[JA]

Amazing - big thumbs up :thumbsup:

Best
JA

[GUS.K]

Fantastic image Peter.

[oernulfs]

Can't remember to have seen anything much better than this. Amazing!!

[Derek Klepp]

Almost a facial expression.A very detailed disc.Maybe it's global warming but up here seeing conditions for Solar have not been as consistent as they were a few years back.And thanks for the retrospective there has definitely been less Solar action of late.

[SkyWatch]

Terrific image! Well done. :)

[Peter Ward]

Thanks for the input guys.

The image was unusual for me in that the edge/limb spickules are easily seen in this data...these are very fine features (around 1 arc sec) that often are lost to seeing. It's nice to capture them every so often. :thumbsup:

[leon]

That is so good, :eyepop: and i bet you did it from the other side of the world.:shrug:

Leon :thumbsup:

[Star Catcher]

Hi Peter

That is a beauty! A keeper for sure.

Ted

[Regulus]

Fantastic image Peter, i really like looking at it.

trev

[astronobob]

Top Class Peter !!!

[h0ughy]

such a pleasant find!!!

fanbloodytastic