January 20, 2019

David Hoskin
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
10/03/2022
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Celestron 102mm f/10 refractor, APM Herschel Wedge, ZWO ASI260MM camera with GSO 2.5x Barlow, SkyWatcher EQ6R mount.
The best 5% of 2000 frames of video (Ser file) were stacked with AutoStakkert, wavelets adjusted with Registax, final adjustments and color added using Photoshop.
Sunspot group AR3112, which just rotated into view on the NE limb of the Sun, is huge and poses a risk for X-class solar flares.
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January 20, 2019
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