The filaments in and around this active region were certainly quite dynamic and quickly changing in this 20 frame time lapse taken over a period of 10 minutes shows. I forgot to take a flat with the animations from thursday morning so there are a few dancing dust bunnies and fibres to contend with. Taken with the 203mm Airylab HaT at 5.6m focal length with a Daystar etalon and the PGR Blackfly GigE IMX249 camera.
After the lovely surge prom I managed to capture coming from this active region the previous day I was keen to get another shot at it. I did a run of 20 frames which spanned 10 minutes real time. Unfortunately the whole region was rather quiet in comparison to 24 hours earlier. Still, is nice to see the movement of plasma in and around the active region. This was taken with the 203mm Airlylab HaT at 5.6m focal length with a Daystar Quark etalon and the PGR Blackfly GigE IMX249 camera.
This surge prom was so dynamic it could be seen visibly changing at the eyepiece of the HaT. I took this 9 pane animation that spans 4 minutes at 5.6m focal length with an Daystar etalon and the PGR Blackfly gigE IMX249 camera. Hopefully it will be just as busy tomorrow and will be able to get a longer time lapse!
This little active region looked nice sat close to the limb this morning in this image taken with the 203mm Airylab HaT at 5.6m focal length with a Daystar etalon and the PGR Blackfly GigE IMX249 camera.
This active region looked quite angular and angry to me this morning! Taken with the Airylab HaT at 203mm aperture, 5.6m focal length with a Daystar etalon and the PGR Blackfly GigE IMX249 camera.
Seeing wasn't great but it was nice to see the intricate details in the filaments that surround this active region. Taken with the 203mm Airylab HaT at 5.6m focal length with a Daystar etalon and the PGR Blackfly GigE IMX249 camera.
This active region has only just rounded the limb, but the faint proms above it hint at possibly something else coming around in the next couple of days. Taken with the 100mm Tal100R refractor at 1400mm focal length with the home brew CaK filter and the PGR Chameleon 3 (IMX265) camera using tilt to remove interference fringes.
