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Old 20-11-2021, 11:50 AM
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Solar CaK 201121 -filaments!

My usual DIY CaK filter has a bandwidth of 1A just to the blue side of the CaK CWL.
The images today are as usual - reasonable seeing, spots visible etc.
A MiniSHG CaK image has a bandwidth around 0.2A () and can be placed exactly on the CaK CWL.


The MiniSHG shows the extensive wispy filaments (around 7 o'clock) and a filaprom (around 1 o'clock)
On this occasion the MiniSHG came out best!!!


I'd be interested to see some other CaK images from the Lunt filter for comparison.
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Old 20-11-2021, 01:14 PM
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Now that's way Cool
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Old 20-11-2021, 01:21 PM
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That is a fine set of Ca K images Ken. It's good that you have found some clear patches of sky to make this record. Totally clouded out here.
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