AR2713 and prominences in H alpha
Taken by James Roger Samworth on July 14, 2018 @ Nailstone, Nuneaton, UK
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Date Taken: 2018:07:14 10:43:48
 
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AR2713 is ideally placed on the solar meridian.It is unusual in that there is virtually nothing visible in white light. I wonder if there is anything there in any of the Calcium bands? Lunt LS35THa + Bresser Mikrokular + X2 barlow for details, + focal reducer for disc. Image flipped and rotated to match solar image on homepage. Taken from indoors window-sill Each image a stack of a 200 frame avi, processed with Registax 6 and GIMP 2.10
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http://https://roslistonastronomy.uk/category/contributor/roger-samworth
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