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Old 01-02-2023, 12:24 PM
Averton (P and C)
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After 4 days finally a break in the clouds 31 January 2023

Our non summer continues with a spate of cool and cloudy days. Yesterday by mid afternoon the clouds had finally cleared, but being that late in the day, the seeing conditions are never that good here. We set up and took a few images anyway. We used a single stack for our Ha close ups to minimise exposure time to try and cut through the muck. Only so successful. There are five active regions including a new one in the SE. There are some impressive polar crown proms in the north. The one coming in on the eastern side is returning for a second trip around.
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