Viewing With Solar Telescopes

This Blog is about solar viewing and imaging. DISCLAIMER : NOTE! Viewing the sun can be extremely dangerous! The information provided here is meant only as a description of what one or two people have done. The reader accepts all responsibility and liability associated with the use of any information provided here, as it is possible that important precautionary information may be left out. Neither Bill nor Mike is responsible for damage resulting from using the information and ideas herein!

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

I have a few images from October 27, 2013 to add.

AR1877 & AR1879

AR1882 & AR1885

AR1885 up close and inverted

Interesting image of AR1873 as it goes over the limb. Along with the sunspot depression you can see a ridge on the far side. AR1875 in the foreground.

AR1877 & AR1879

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Another posting gap and I'm catching up again. :-)

October 14 - AR1861 & AR1864

October 16 - AR1861 & AR1864 Close up

October 17 - AR1873

October 21 - AR1875

October 21 _- AR1877

Close up

Large Filament on the 21st

October 22 - Attempt at full disk mosaic. Didn't quite get there.

October 23 _ AR1875

AR1875 further back

AR1877

A prom from the 23rd

October 25 - AR1875, 77 & 79 (Turned for correct orientation)

AR1877 & 79 close Up

AR1875 Close Up

And

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Time to play catch up for me. I was clouded out and then too busy to get to the blog. Here goes -

From October 13, 2013

AR1861, 64 & 65 -

Prom on the western limb -

AR1861 close up -

AR1864 & 65 close up -

AR`1861 & AR1864

From October 14, 2013

AR1861 -

Proms from October 15, 2013

AR1861, 64, 65 & 70 -

AR1869 & 71 -

And the tall prom in black and white -

AR1861 & AR1864 (4 images combined) -

Same area as above except from the day prior - October 14

Monday October 14

Images from October 14 , sorry for the delay in posting these .

AR 1861

AR 1864 - 65 Area

Sunspot Grouping

Long Filament

Saturday, October 12, 2013

October 12 Images

An other fine day for solar imaging . Today there was a treat in the form of a huge prom , look close at the upper right of the limb and follow this monster up !

I also took some white light images today

AR 1861

And again in white light

AR 1864 &65

W/L

Proms on the Limb

I saved the "Big Boy" for last

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