Full disk 07-02-2021

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Full disk 07-02-2021

Post by rsfoto »

Hi,

4 days of Sun and here the discs

In H-alpha some more filaments visible in the southern hemisphere as well as a small plague on the limb. ¿ Will a spot develop ?

In White Light some plagues visible as well on the southeastern limb but no hints of a spot.


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Re: Full disk 07-02-2021

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Nice captures Rainer, least you're getting more sun than me, lol.


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Re: Full disk 07-02-2021

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Rainer,
It's amazing how the Sun changes even over the course of a few hours as seen and imaged from observer to observer. I can see changes/differences in the features between GONG Cerro Tololo, My visual observations, Nigella's images and your images. We all see many of the same details but there are also a fair amount of differences too between what each of us see/image. Part if it may be method or technique but The Sun sure is a fickle critter! :cat :lol: Always in a state of change.

Great job as usual!! :bow

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Re: Full disk 07-02-2021

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Well done yet again Rainer. I was hoping that SE area would have a sunspot.


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Re: Full disk 07-02-2021

Post by EGRAY_OBSERVATORY »

Hi Rainer,
I'm hazarding a guess that the new AR on the S.E.Limb border will or should have a spot or two as clearly prominences would normally dictates, but of course whether they and the AR last long-enough during its' transit across the face - is another matter...

I do hope so, as might allow me to do a capture in one or more of the three-lights from here...

There may also be an approaching AR in the N.E. approaches to the limb, but too early to confirm that as yet...

Thanks for you posting
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dhkaiser wrote: Sun Feb 07, 2021 11:00 pm Well done yet again Rainer. I was hoping that SE area would have a sunspot.
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Re: Full disk 07-02-2021

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Very sharp FD images Rainer...well done :bow

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Re: Full disk 07-02-2021

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Looks really good Rainer!


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