mbucky
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Reged: 10/21/07
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hello everyone
despite poor seeing, i made this time lapse of sunspot 1029.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM4xdBYc9OA
it was made at 1 minute intervals from 1850-1915 UT on 25 oct 2009.the clip is looped 4 times and played at 20fps. the plage and fibrils surged and swirled, it was quite fun to watch. i was hoping to capture a flare, but no luck today
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Michael Buxton
Lunt 75F BF1200
Takahashi TSA 102
DMK 21AU04 CCD
Orion Atlas EQ
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Evokal
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Loc: Manitou Springs, CO
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Amazing! Its really nice to see it moving. Thanks man!
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Michael Huwe
Lunt 60mm Doublestack w/ B1200 BF
"Might the sun be a metaphor of the compassion we can only reflect if we turn in that direction, revealing every flaw? I wonder this every time I see a full moon light up the night around me..." -Anonymous
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cuwohler
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Reged: 10/24/08
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Very interesting, Michael!
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marktownley
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Excellent! He's a dynamic spot!
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RonBurgundy
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Holy smokes! Wow! That's truly incredible!
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Kipp Ginsburg
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nytecam
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Well done - and equally on my Youtube comment  Had a look a spot region the morning [Monday] and spot obvious with PST fully detune to equal white-light view 
Also nice bright, if small, proms on the west limb - all viewed through double-glazing from within comfort of lounge 
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old_frankland
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Another splendid time-lapse movie. Most excellent.
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Cheers,
Jim
Livermore CA
http://www.lafterhall.com/astro.html
3" APO, 4" ED refractor, 9" SCT, GM8
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darkstar528
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That was great, awesome job!
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Blue skies,
Stephen "Darkstar" Ames
PST(#96038), VIXEN 8-24mm,CEMAX 2x Barlow, Thousand Oaks White Light Filter and a Meade Elec EP
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PeteLawrence
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Nice job Michael!
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Best regards,
Pete Lawrence
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk
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David Knisely
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Nice job! It is nice to see the higher resolution here in your sequence, as the arch filament system was really active. Right now, the whole area is just brilliant in plage, making it difficult to see much of the arch filament system. One point in nomenclature is again, there is no such thing as "sunspot 1029". Active region 11029 contains at least 18 individual sunspots, and individual sunspots are not usually assigned numbers. Clear skies to you.
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David W. Knisely
Hyde Memorial Observatory
http://www.hydeobservatory.info
Prairie Astronomy Club
http://www.prairieastronomyclub.org
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mbucky
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Reged: 10/21/07
Posts: 647
Loc: San Diego
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thanks for all the nice comments everyone! and david, thanks for the clarification in terminology. i always learn somthing from your comments and postings
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Michael Buxton
Lunt 75F BF1200
Takahashi TSA 102
DMK 21AU04 CCD
Orion Atlas EQ
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