AAPOD2 Image Archives
Photosphere and Solar Chromosphere
Image Description and Details:
Photosphere: Meade 60mm ZWO ASI120MM Herschel Prism + Baader Solar Continuum + Optolong UV / IR + ND # 3 Nexstar mount 1000 frames Chromosphere: Crowned PST ZWO ASI120MM Nexstar mount 1000 Frames in Under Exposure and Over Exposure Software: Firecapture + Autostakkert + Registax + Fitsworks + Ps Guillermo Cervantes Mosqueda Altaír Astronomical Observatory Poncitlán Jalisco Mexico
Copyright Information: Guillermo Cervantes Mosqueda
Our Star The Sun
Our star, the sun, is 4,57 billion years old and belongs to the spectral class G2V yellow-orange. She is a so-called yellow dwarf at best age compared to other stars. We will still be approx. Another 4,5 billion years can enjoy her. However, their end will also be our end...
The shot shows the AR2765 sunspot and a protuberance, an ejection of hot gas, on the surface.
Surface Temperature / Surface Temperature:
~ 5700 ℃
Rotation duration / rotation period: 25,4 days
Distance to Earth / Distance to earth: ~ 149,6 million km
Diameter / Diameter: ~ 1,4 million km
Recording data / capture data:
🔭: Lunt LS152 H-alpha
📷: Zwo ASI 120MM mini
🗓: 12.06.2020 17:43 o'clock
👨 💻: Sharpcap, Autostackkert, Photoshop
Copyright: J-N Photography
Summer flight
An airplane flies in front of the solar disk while the Sun begins to awaken its activity with AR 2757 in the center; a small sunspot, small in apparent size but as large as Earth.
To take this picture, the summer season is expected and the sunset and takeoff of the planes are calculated (every 10 minutes).
Santiago de Chile.
Telescope: Explore Scientific Triplet Aprochromatic Refractor ED 102 mm
Mount: IOptron iEQ 30 Pro
Solar filter Spectrum Telescope
f/7
714 mm focal length
1/500
ISO 800
Copyright: Luis Rojas M.
Sun comparison in Cak and Hydrogen Alpha
Sun in CaK and HA
TS 80ED f/7, Lunt modulo CaK B1200, Lunt LS60THa/B1200, Grasshopper3 GS3-U3-28S4M.
A comparison between FD Cak and H-Alpha taken 1/9/2020. I used a Lunt LS60THa/B1200 and a TS 80ED f/7 with a Grasshopper3 GS3-U3-28S4M.
Copyright: Salvo Lauricella