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09-04-2010, 02:34 PM
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The busy Sun, lots to see not much activity
Hi all
As Mike pointed out, the Sun was quite busy today - lots of dark filaments but the Active Regions 1059, 1060 and 1061 were quite inactive!
Conditions were average but I managed a few images inbetween viewing.
Lunt60mm, DMK31 and stacked and processed in Registax5.
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Very nice Matt! Lovely images.
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Really smooth pictures Matt
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tell me about it MAtt. Got my first chance to image in a while today and the sun goes to sleep!! saw that weird wall of plasma too, very strange shape and texture, thought it was a problem with the optics first....good capture of it
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