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Old 29-11-2022, 11:05 PM
Averton (P and C)
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Sun image from Melbourne 29 November 2022

It wasn't until late in the afternoon that the clouds cleared to provide the first opportunity to image the sun since the 25th. Being late in the afternoon the seeing was very ordinary. The sun has quietened down since we last imaged. Only two active regions, AR3151 almost rotated off the west limb. There is one larger prom in the SSE.

Ha image taken with Daystar Solar Scout 60 double stacked with Lunt 40 etalon, ASI178MM camera and 0.5 reducer.
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