Big Ha Sun

[Peter Ward]

Today's installment here

This will likely be the last one for a bit....the forecast is rain for the next week
and high cloud is now rolling in as I write.

Seeing was not too shabby this morning, and supported a larger image scale while
retaining fine solar details (I rather like the tiny vertical flare on the limb at 9 o'clock)

I've uploaded a nice big image to surf around.

Hope you enjoy the view.

[Saturnine (Jeff)]

Enjoyed the view .

[Dave882 (David)]

Beautiful!

[Bassnut (Fred)]

so sharp, so detailed, masterful!.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by Bassnut

so sharp, so detailed, masterful!.

Originally Posted by Dave882

Beautiful!

Originally Posted by Saturnine

Enjoyed the view .

I guess it's a keeper

too kind

As a post script, for those who have not tried it, h-alpha observations of the Sun
are remarkably dynamic. While an image of M42 might show a proper motion of a star after a decade,
features on the Sun change in minutes....definitely the yin of deep sky yang.

[Eris (Gerard)]

A very nice image with plenty of details Peter . Great stuff.

[AstroViking (Steve)]

Yowsers!! That is one stunning image.

And to think that most of those little spots and ripples are larger than our entire planet... Puts a bit of perspective on things, I think.

Cheers,
V