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Solar Animations from A.L.P.O. Solar Observers
David Tylor



1st of Feb showing progress of Spot group 0982 and its associated filaments.Solaranimation of AR10982 by David Tyler

4.5″ ERF, and a 2x powermate fitted with an IR blocker. The camera is a Lumenera 075

Animations by Howard Eskildsen-Florida

Compilation put together by Jamey Jenkins on the morphasis of AR0963. A rather neat observation is the rotation (from 7/10
to 7/13) of the leading westerly spot that you don’t always recognize from individual still photos. This rotation leads to twisting of the magnetic fields and
maybe an erution of a flare. The development of the light bridges in both the leading and following spots is also interesting. Note how the spots divide where
the bridges are located and then disipate .

Excellent work Howard, thanks for sharing an educational experience.

Jamey Jenkins


Solar
animation of AR306 by Paulo B. Guedes (paulobg@netcabo.pt).
Intes Micro Alter 6” with 1500mm focal length
Erfle 25mm eyepiece
Full aperture Baader Solar Filter
Coolpix885 at f/3.8 ISO100
Exposures from 1/250 to 1/125 (depending on sky quality)

Some animations from Vincent Chan:

 

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