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Thursday's Sun, 2003/7/17
I joined my friend Tony Donnangelo for a bit of solar observing on
Thursday morning. Using his Lumicon Solar Prominence H-alpha filter and Takahashi FS-102 apochromat we viewed only a few minor prominences. However, in white light through a Baader AstroSolar filter the sun's disk was sprinkled with sunspots. AR 10409 and 10410 were the standouts. Dave Mitsky Harrisburg, PA |
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Thursday's Sun, 2003/7/17
However, in white light through a Baader AstroSolar
filter the sun's disk was sprinkled with sunspots. AR 10409 and 10410 were the standouts. AR410 spewed forth a bunch of C-class flares while I watched it late yesterday morning. It's a very active region with the brightest plage I have seen in a while. There are also a tremendous number of large filaments on the surface, making yesterday's sketch take quite a long time. Mark The Catman ^..^ www.geocities.com/mark_rosengarten Owner/Coordinator of the Neko Ultraportable Solar Observatory Fun WITH The Sun for Everyone! |
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