Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
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Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Back to sunny Cheshire after a week in Cornwall where it rained non-stop every day and broke our all time worst holiday ever.
Sunny lunchtime and sunny sun (you can tell how happy I am to be at home) and the Sun let off a huge eruption. A first for me
It was twice the height of the ruler!
020717_125745_measurement f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and moving very quickly
2017-07-02 Prominence by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and very faint and difficult
020717_125745_ by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
020717_130146_f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
020717_124606_f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2017-07-02 full disc by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2017-07-02 full disc f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
I am so happy
Alexandra
Sunny lunchtime and sunny sun (you can tell how happy I am to be at home) and the Sun let off a huge eruption. A first for me
It was twice the height of the ruler!
020717_125745_measurement f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and moving very quickly
2017-07-02 Prominence by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
and very faint and difficult
020717_125745_ by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
020717_130146_f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
020717_124606_f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2017-07-02 full disc by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
2017-07-02 full disc f colour by Alexandra Hart, on Flickr
I am so happy
Alexandra
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Hi Alexandra: great images ! We captured the same eruption this morning (your lunch time) but you did such a better job than I did....
I knew it was a good one when I saw it this morning.
Well done
Franco
I knew it was a good one when I saw it this morning.
Well done
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Superb catch Alexandra
Never know what to expect when we go out...all part of the reward!!!
Brian
Never know what to expect when we go out...all part of the reward!!!
Brian
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Beautiful images, Alexandra. Nicely captured erupting prom. I was too late on the scopes today and totally missed this.
Sorry to hear about the soggy holiday...... USA next
Stu.
Sorry to hear about the soggy holiday...... USA next
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
After that holiday a just reward well done Alexandra and great presentation.
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Thanks guys
Stu, do you really want to see an eclipse with us? that is two holidays we have lived in our rain macs now
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Stu, do you really want to see an eclipse with us? that is two holidays we have lived in our rain macs now
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Beautiful set Alexandra. I totally missed that faint prom.
Best wishes,
David
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Stunning job Alexandra, you finally bagged one of the lift off events, that is one of the goals achieved and thoroughly deserved!
Nice to see the solar ruler being used.
Very best wishes Andy
Nice to see the solar ruler being used.
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Alexandra:
Superb catch, beautiful session.
Best wishes,
Eric.
Superb catch, beautiful session.
Best wishes,
Eric.
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Wonderful work, Alexandra. Have you used the coronagraph or your usual setup ?
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Congratulates, Alexandra!
Very nice eruption capture. Impressive coronal mass injection!
Thanks for sharing.
Valery
Very nice eruption capture. Impressive coronal mass injection!
Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Tidy set of images there Alexandra! I had sun at the weekend but was on the boat. You better not bring that rain with you in august
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Thanks guys sorry boys, we seem to be cursed with rain this year on holiday
Raf, these were taken with the Solarscope DSF-100, but after I could no longer see the prominence I swapped for a visual look with the Coronagraph. The view was really strange, I was asking the hubby if the view was real because there was a huge arc about half the size of the Sun with little bright points along it. I am kicking myself as I should have done a sketch but the hubby insisted I try to photograph it. That is such a fiddle and the Grasshopper does not work well with it and by the time I was fiddling clouds came in and never left. I should never try to image with the Coronagraph!! I then tried to see whether this arc was real by looking at SDO and SOHO but it was beyond the SDO images and within the blank bit on SOHO. The nice gap in the inner Corona which NASA has a blank spot! So I guess my sketch would have been quite unique, or it is a very big hair on the Coronagraph. The next time I get the Coronagraph out I shall see whether it is still there, if so, it is a big hair, if not, then maybe it was something quite unique - and I didn't sketch it!!!
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Raf, these were taken with the Solarscope DSF-100, but after I could no longer see the prominence I swapped for a visual look with the Coronagraph. The view was really strange, I was asking the hubby if the view was real because there was a huge arc about half the size of the Sun with little bright points along it. I am kicking myself as I should have done a sketch but the hubby insisted I try to photograph it. That is such a fiddle and the Grasshopper does not work well with it and by the time I was fiddling clouds came in and never left. I should never try to image with the Coronagraph!! I then tried to see whether this arc was real by looking at SDO and SOHO but it was beyond the SDO images and within the blank bit on SOHO. The nice gap in the inner Corona which NASA has a blank spot! So I guess my sketch would have been quite unique, or it is a very big hair on the Coronagraph. The next time I get the Coronagraph out I shall see whether it is still there, if so, it is a big hair, if not, then maybe it was something quite unique - and I didn't sketch it!!!
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Interesting and intricate details. Really lovely to see.
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Just saw this thread Alexandra. Wonderful prom and great images, lovely
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Re: Amazing prom eruption at lunchtime
Wonderful!
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