AAPOD2 Image Archives
Active regions comparison
Image Description and Details : Active regions in comparison. The images were taken on May 17 and 18, 2022. Setup: apo refractor 130/910, D-ERF 135mm filter, DayStar Quark Chromosphere and ZWO ASI174MM camera.
Copyright:Salvo Lauricella
THE SUN FROM TEXAS
Image Description and Details : Here we can appreciate the fantastic solar landscape, with the great solar activity that we are having in this solar cycle number 25, this activity that can be seen in the photograph and was captured with a Lunt 60mm double stack telescope and with a 174mm zwo camera. and was taken from Dallas, Tx.
Copyright: ARTURO BUENROSTRO
The Sun is Boss
Image Description and Details : Captured from Perth Western Australia, using a Skywatcher 127 Maksutov, with an IR/UV Cut filter covering the objective lens,
and a Daystar Quark Chromosphere Solar filter before the camera.
Approx 1500mm F/L.
Composite of two separate exposures.
Lower exposure for the Suns Chromosphere, slightly higher exposure for the Prom.
Incidently, the main prom size reaches out roughly 180,000km. you can see a faint afterburn which continues for approx another 80,000km.
Measurements based on suns diameter and curvature, derived from a full disc image of this event.
Copyright: Copyright: David Gray
Two towers of plasma in the Sun
Image Description and Details :
This morning, February 18, I photographed this magnificent prominence on the northeast limb of the sun. These two towers of hot plasma rise more than 90,000 km above the sun's surface.
On the solar disk, not many sunspots are seen but many filaments in multiple active regions are very noticeable.
To take this picture I used a Coronado Solarmax II 90mm telescope and a ZWO 183MM camera.
Copyright: Eduardo Schaberger Poupeau
The golden Sun
Image Description and Details : This splendid disk of the Sun image shot in H-alpha frequency was obtaining using a Lunt 60 DS (double stack) telescope, a Point Grey Chameleon b/w camera and a Skywatcher NEQ6 Mount. Capturing frames using the FireCapture Software and processing frames using AutoStakkerty, PhotoShop, PIPP and RegiStax6 software. i
Copyright: Gabriel Corban
Sun in h-alpha
Image Description and Details : Mosaic of 6 images to the surface, and 4 images do the prominances.
For each imagem from the mosaic were taken +/- 500 images at 30 fps , stacking the best 80%.
Gear used:
Lunt LS60THa solar telescope
Celestron CG5-GT Mount
ASI120mm camera
Copyright: Samuel Dias Müller
The sun wake up
Image Description and Details :
Solar activity continues and it seems that it is increasing, that is why we expect more solar landscapes like this, every day, every minute, a different landscape, you have to be there to capture it, here I managed to capture the solar activity of last July. 24 from Dallas, Texas.
Copyright: Arturo Buenrostro
1 minute of Sun
Image Description and Details :
This is one of the most active days of the new solar cycle, weeks with clouds and I only had 5 minutes of sun, and of those minutes here it is in a single photo, one minute of its activity, impressive the details and the beauty that it gives us minute by minute the sun, each look through the telescope, is a new sun, we are going to continue enjoying this new solar cycle, and hopefully it will give us more landscapes like this, I hope you like it.
Mount Skywatcher azeq6.
Camera Zwo asi 178mm
Telescope Lunt 60MT/ B1200PT double stack
Capture Software Firecapture (60 second video recording, I chose 70% of the frames)
Dallas, Tx.
Copyright: Arturo Buenrostro
Sun from Dallas
AR 12794 and AR12795, 12/27/2020ZWO 178MMLunt 60MT/B1200 AlphaLunt 80mm engineering calcium k/B1200Processed in PIPP, deepskystacker, registax, photoshop.
Copyright Information: Arturo Buenrostro