Post by brianb on Mar 20, 2010 18:04:02 GMT
(continued from part 1)
The north of the disc has fewer filaments than has been usual over the last few days, but still quite a few:
2010 Mar 20, 1133 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/8, DMK41.
The huge prominence on the NW limb has gone, but its roots remain and appears to be still evolving:
2010 Mar 20, 1136 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/24, DMK21.
2010 Mar 20, 1505 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/32, DMK21.
There is also a notable quiescent prominence slowly growing on the SE limb:
2010 Mar 20, 1137 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/24, DMK21
2010 Mar 20, 1502 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/32, DMK21
And here's the CaK overview:
2010 Mar 20, 1142 UT. Coronado PST CaK @ f/10, DMK41
Transparency initially poor, improving to good then very good in the afternoon. Seeing above average. Temp 11C, wind NW force 3.
The north of the disc has fewer filaments than has been usual over the last few days, but still quite a few:
2010 Mar 20, 1133 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/8, DMK41.
The huge prominence on the NW limb has gone, but its roots remain and appears to be still evolving:
2010 Mar 20, 1136 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/24, DMK21.
2010 Mar 20, 1505 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/32, DMK21.
There is also a notable quiescent prominence slowly growing on the SE limb:
2010 Mar 20, 1137 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/24, DMK21
2010 Mar 20, 1502 UT. Solarscope 60 @ f/32, DMK21
And here's the CaK overview:
2010 Mar 20, 1142 UT. Coronado PST CaK @ f/10, DMK41
Transparency initially poor, improving to good then very good in the afternoon. Seeing above average. Temp 11C, wind NW force 3.