Friday, August 26, 2022
Solar Imaging Session - August 26, 2022
The sky this morning is partly clear with fair seeing condition. Since I need to go to work early this morning, I just make a short quickie solar imaging session to image the larger AR3088 and 3085 Sunspot Groups only as well as tee huge eruptive prominence visible in the SE limb. AR3088 Sunspot Group is beautiful in white light as well as Ha and CaK wavelength. AR3088 Sunspot Group shows very active flaring activity inside its core structure.
Saturday, August 20, 2022
Solar Imaging Session - August 21, 2022
The sky this morning is cloudy and hazy. Seeing condition is poor. Despite the condition, I still proceeded to image the Sun. AR3081 Sunspot Group is the only large group on the surface of the Sun today but numerous small pore groups are visible. In Ha wavelength, AR3081 Sunspot Group is very quiet as well while AR3078 Sunspot Group is exiting the SW limb. There is also a nice large group of eruptive prominences in the NW limb. I was also able to image AR3081 Sunspot Group in CaK wavelength. As I was relying to image AR3081 Sunspot Group in whitelight, seeing went from bad to worst as I was already partly obstructed by building thus ending my solar session.
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Solar Imaging Session - August 4, 2022 (Huge Eruptive Prominence!!!)
The sky this morning is cloudy and I had to do a very quickie shot of the NE huge eruptive prominence before I got clouded out!
Friday, July 15, 2022
Solar Imaging Session - July 15, 2022
The sky this afternoon is partly cloudy and seeing condition is fair. Biggest Sunspot group on the Sun's disk is AR3055 Sunspot Group. AR3053 Sunspot Group is also large but contain mostly pore structures only which is also same of AR3055 Sunspot Group. AR3057 Sunspot Group is developing fast and shows a nice umbra structure as well. A new AR3057 Sunspot Group is emerging in the NE limb. I was able to image all 3 wavelengths except full disk white light and CaK as the sky becomes very hazy and cloudy.
Wednesday, July 13, 2022
July 14, 2022 Full Buck Super Full Moon Imaging Session
The sky after midnight was very clear and seeing condition is very good. My son KC and I went up the roofdeck to image the July Full Buck Super Full Moon using ZWO ASI294 MC Pro camera with Borg 76ED refractor mounted on Celestron Nexstar mount.
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