By C. Gentile | 2024-06-12
AR3712 and other sunspots
On 06/16/2024 10:30 am by David Hoskin| Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Filtered white light image of the Sun captured this morning. AR3712 (close-up on the right) is the large Earth-facing sunspot group in the Sun's southern hemisphere. It is active and has the potential to unleash X-class solar flares.
For solar disk: Baader solar safety filter, Orion 102mm MCT, Player One Apollo-M Mini camera with 10nm Photosphere filter, Explore Scientific EQ-3 mount.
For AR3712 close-up: Baader solar safety filter, Orion ED80T-CF, Player One Apollo-M Mini camera with 10nm Photosphere filter, Explore Scientific EQ-3 mount.
For solar disk: 100 out of 1000 frames of SER video were stacked with AutoStakkert, wavelets adjusted with Registax, additional post-processing and false color added with Photoshop.
For AR3712 close-up: 50 out of 1000 frames of SER video were stacked with AutoStakkert, wavelets adjusted with Registax, additional post-processing and false color added with Photoshop.