Very interesting. There is a very large, squat plume on the Sun right at 6 o'clock from my location 47-deg 38' N. I've been watching this over the last week morph from a mushroom to an anvil. Sometimes it dips close enough to the rim to loose its "stalk", but it is back to being an anvil again.
"Cat whiskers" are very evident at 11:30am and 1:40pm.
Ok, I'm getting sunburn on the right arm now!
What is the longest single disturbance you've monitored on the Sun?
"Cat whiskers" are very evident at 11:30am and 1:40pm.
Ok, I'm getting sunburn on the right arm now!
What is the longest single disturbance you've monitored on the Sun?
Just a few thoughts:
8) FS-152SV sitting in the office
Japanes super lucky zen observatory garden:S Meade ETX-90 finder scope position
Hino Optical Mizar 120SL observatory model:C SR-4mm eyepiece with a 3x barlow in a 60mm refractor
8O Zeiss Victory 7x42 SFs
Having over 135 vintage oculars to play with
My life surrounded by wonderful friends and impeccable optics
