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[HPaleske]

Hi Solarobserver,

I have updated the pictures from yesterday and today on my website. The eastern edge prominence/filament with its curved structure was very nice. 
As always, conditions were poor and inconsistent. It still has to get better. The picture was taken at the 300mm Unigraph | Aries DERF| with DS and new Cam Apollo Max.

 

10.05.2024 |

08:28UT

 

https://unigraph.de/...828_7-ana_2.jpg

 

10:04UT

https://unigraph.de/...1004_7ana_2.jpg

 

cs Harald

www.unigraph.de

 

 

 

 

 

[jrscpu2004]

Just a fantastic pair of images!

[12BH7]

Wow!!!!

[MalVeauX]

That limb!

 

Very best,

[rigel123]

Gorgeous!

[R Botero]

Beautiful Harald

[lajoswinkler]

It's one of the best-looking pictures of prominences I saw.

[ValeryD]

Impressive 3-D  near limb landscape! 

 

 

 

Valery

[HPaleske]

Hi all,

thank you very much for your feedback and likes.We will continue to have sun for the next few days. Unfortunately, we get a north-easterly current again, which makes the seeing almost unusable for my instrument. Let's see, hope dies last. Maybe we'll catch a nice loop in AR 3664!

 

Cs Harald
www.unigraph.de

[BinoGuy]

Wow!   I have a lot to learn from you.  Very nice.

 

Clear Skies. BG °¿°

[jrscpu2004]

The day of the Solar Eclipse I was monitoring its progress. I had to run

a package over to my local USPS office. The Sun was already in its final stages

out of the Moon’s shadow, but I aimed my iPhone 13 at the Sun and snapped

this quick image. In an attempt to coax the Sun’s corona, I used the iPhones 

powerful photo editor. When I was done with the way too much editing, I was left

with this unusual image. I showed to my Wife and she said it looks like a painting 

by Vincent Van Gough!

[HPaleske]

... Mariner 2,
You must be a rich man!

 

cs Harald

www.unigraph.de

[jrscpu2004]

Sadly….no! I don’t play Lotto either!