Sunspots AR2628 & 2629
Taken by Noeleen Lowndes on January 26, 2017 @ Gold Coast QLD Australia
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Date Taken: 2017:01:26 21:58:55
 
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The clouds parted just long enough later this afternoon for me to take some images of the new sunspot group AR2629. The other sunspot area AR2628 has a shape that looks quite interesting…it reminds me of a little tadpole with that wispy tail coming away from its dark centre :-) The first image is orientated with the western side of the Sun to the bottom which shows AR2628 and the eastern side to the top right which shows AR2629; the second full disc image is in the correct orientation. Both images were taken with my APO 127mm refractor telescope with a glass solar filter attached and using a Canon 700D camera, the first image had a 2x Barlow attached and the second image showing the full solar disc was at prime focus.
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http://www.mystardustobservatory.com/
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