The sky this morning is clear and seeing condition is good. AR2833 Sunspot Group continues to grow in size and show nice flaring activity within its core structure. 2 nice large prominences can also be seen in the NW and SW limb. A nice group of eruptive prominences can also be seen in the NE limb as well as a nice long filament.
The sky this afternoon is clear but seeing condition is fair despite blue sky. AR2833 Sunspot Group is moving slowly toward the center of the Sun's disk. there is nice large NE Eruptive Prominence near AR2833 Sunspot Group. AR2832 Sunspot Group reman visible in the Ha wavelength which it had decayed totally in white light view. There is also another faint large eruptive prominence visible in the SW limb which seems to be remnant of the huge eruptive prominence 2 days ago.
The sky this morning is cloudy with some sunlight so went to our parking area to setup my solar scope only to get clouded out ! I waited till the Sun is totally obstructed by our roof before I all it quits and pack up. As I finish packing up my scope, I saw some more sunlight coming out a bit from the clouds and I took another setup risk at the roof deck and hope I will be given another chance to image the Sun and after a 30 minute wait, the Sun comes out from the cloud cover and let me image her in hydrogen alpha and white light before getting clouded out again.... Perseverance and patience paid off for today's imaging session.
Aside from the decaying AR2832 Sunspot Group which still show a little flaring activity inside its core, yesterday's huge SW eruptive prominence is still visible and huge despite a huge reduction in size as well as a little flattened appearance. There is also a new AR2833 Sunspot Group coming out from the NE limb and a beautiful ejection prominence beside it on the NE limb as well.
The sky this morning is clouded out and I don't have plans to do any solar imaging . But at around 10:30am PST (+8 GMT) , I saw some sunlight out of the window and I was tempted to setup and try to capture some images . As I setup my solar scope on the roof deck, clouds decided to interfere again and clouded me out! Since I already setup, I patiently waits for even a small window for me to capture AR2829 and 2832 and the huge SW eruptive prominence but sad to say, its a failed session :( As I was planning to pack up already past 12pm, a small 10 seconds window let me capture the SW huge eruptive prominence, which had shrunk in size a bit compare to yesterday's view. Well, not the best image but I'm still quite happy I got it even i the smallest way and means.
The sky this morning is clear and I hurriedly setup my solar scope to try to image the huge SW Eruptive Prominence as well as departing AR2829 Sunspot Group and new AR2832 Sunspot Group before i go to work. I asnt able to image white light this morning because of ramp time. AR2829 Sunspot Group is very quiet hile new AR2832 Sunspot Group is slightly active as well as having a nice , long Dark Filament.
