Large Prom 10th Feb

[Star Catcher]

Have not done much solar in recent times and yes I am still around :) Checked the Solar Gong website and saw this decent prom. The composite image consists of best 350 frames from 2000 taken. Used a 127mm refractor with Quark Prominence and 174 chipped camera.

A less compressed version on FLICKR: https://www.flickr.com/photos/74075989@N00/50932314382/in/dateposted-public/

Ted

[JA]

That's a great image Ted with plenty of crisp detail:thumbsup:
I really like the tiny "flames" at the surface along the top edge. They just make it.

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JA

[Star Catcher]

Thanks!

[Eris]

Spectacular! Congratulations

[PeterM]

Wow Ted, that is indeed a spectacularly detailed image indeed. Bravo!
I made a short animation of the same prom yesterday.

[Star Catcher]

Thanks Peter. As you know, seeing is the key for detail :).

Lovely animation BTW. I have not done one of these in years. Hopefully the sun fires up and we get some constant higher levels of action :)

Ted

[Star Catcher]

Thank you!

[Merlin66]

Ted,
A great catch! Well done.
(JA - the flames are the spiculation layer seen at the edge of the chromospheric edge)

[JA]

Thx for the info Ken. :thumbsup:

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JA

[FlashDrive]

Wow ...good catch ..!! :)

[Peter Ward]

Ted! That is awesome!

Great capture and beautifully processed :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[Retrograde]

Amazing detail Ted. Great stuff!

[Star Catcher]

Thank you



Thank you Peter. Too long between drinks for solar stuff.



Thank you

[Tulloch]

Excellent image, super sharp and contrasty :thumbsup:

[Star Catcher]

Thanks Andrew

[rustigsmed]

that is an awesome capture - well done Ted!

[Star Catcher]

Thank you!

[arkle]

I didn't even know what to say. That is just breath-taking,

[h0ughy]

Awesome, brilliant image