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Charlie Elliott WC
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June 25, 2015 on 7:16 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
First Light for my new camera, an ASI174MM. The first session was a little disappointing. Being used to the resolution and the small pixel size of the ASI120MM, the ASI174MM needs some re-adjusting my processes, so we will see where it leads. The Sun had an M-class flares yesterday and this morning around 5:00 UT another M7.9 flare. Activity is medium. One Active Region today and 2371 has decayed to 29 spots covering an area of 740 millionths. It was hot and humid so I kept my session short with one full disk image and a close up of the AR2371 area with some nice proms at the limb.
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