The Dutch Observatory

The weather forecast was wrong about the cloudy skies for yesterday and today, but the storm during the night was right on!!  It was pretty bad.  This morning still very windy but clear, so i limited the imaging to H-a only.  The prominance coming from 1176 is still visible at the western limb and some nice fireworks also at the eastern limb.  I wonder what is coming there. AR1183, 84 and 85 in these images.

Today the sun showed some very bright prominances, not very high but bright.  Did not have to do any or much on the gamma to get these.  AR1176 seems to be the source of the one at the western limb.  AR1183 and 84 more in the center.

Clear skies again today.  Today AR1184 has popped up.  Images of the whole sun and a closeup of AR 1180,  83 and 84.

Today, clear skies all day!  The Sun in H-alpha and CaK including inverted images.  AR1176 is approaching the western limb of the sun and more activity has shown up around and east of AR1183. 

Clear Skies this morning until about noon when the clouds started to roll in again.  An H-alpha image processed normally and inverted, as well as a CaK image made with the Jon Wood Award PST-CaK and the DMK41AU02.AS.