• File: 2012 total solar eclipse prominences

    This photo was taken from the cruise ship Dawn Princess north of Port Douglas Australia on Nov 14, 2012, with a Nikon D800 camera at the prime focus of a Celestron 5 inch SCT. The relatively short 1/320th of a second shows several solar prominences. Note how the corona arcs around the prominence at top...
  • File: 2012 total solar eclipse prominences

    This is a 1/320th sec exposure taken with Nikon D800 camera through Celestron 5 inch SCT, from the deck of the Dawn Princess cruise ship east of Port Douglas Australia on Nov. 14, 2012. The relatively short exposure shows several solar prominences.
  • File: 2-panel Solar Mosaic - Nov. 17, 2011

    Here is another mosaic that we made from the data we collected on November 17, 2011. This mosaic of the southwest portion of the sun includes four active regions with plages (solar flares) and filaments, as well as some prominences along the limb. AR1350 is located at the bottom of this image. Moving...
  • File: 36-panel Solar Composite Mosaic 6-29-2011

    This image was created by "stitching" 16 individual images together to create a mosaic of the outer edge of the Sun showing the prominences. Then 20 individual images were "stitched" together to create a mosaic of the surface of the Sun. We then combined the two mosaics together...
  • File: 5-panel Solar Mosaic - Nov. 17, 2011

    The sun was quite active on November 17, 2011, so we decided to put together this 5-panel mosaic of some interesting regions. This image shows some nice prominences, plages, and filaments, as well as a huge filaprom that spans a good distance of the sun. Telescope: Lunt Solar Systems LS60THa/B1200CPT...
  • File: A "detached" solar prominence on 6 Jun 2011

    by Craig and Tammy Temple With the Sun providing a nice showing of solar prominences today, June 6, 2011, we were able to capture a nice shot of a "detached" prominence along with a nice surface prom. In an attempt to "show off" the proms, we processed the image in false-color...
  • File: A mammoth walking on the Sun!

    Today (08/27/2011) I was looking at the sun with a small Coronado PST without double-stacking and, for my surprise, I saw a mammoth walking peacefully on our star. The picture was taken by a Celestron Neximage and processed in Registax 6 Great skies for all of your!!
  • File: A prominent prominence

    Nice prominence today, 05/13/2012
  • File: Around the Horn

    There was a plethora of prominences around the limb of the Sun today, the day before Christmas eve.
  • File: Bird-shaped CME - Sun 13 May 2012

    by Marcos L Rockenbach Local: Caxias do Sul / Brazil Telescope: Coronado PST doublestacked. Eyepiece Celestron X-Cell 18 mm. Camera Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS1, ISo 200, 1/8 sec. Original pictures black and white. Colour, constrast and brightness Photoshop CS4.
  • File: Double filament on Sun - 5 Feb 2012

    Telescope: Orion Premium Ed 102mm (PST - C-ERF 90mm) Canon EOS T2i Software: EOS movie recorder - Registax 6 - Photoshop CS4 - Windows Live Galery
  • File: Earth: one small world.

    by Marcos L Rockenbach Local: Caxias do Sul / Brazil Date: 18 January 2012 - Local time: 07h36min to 07h45min. Sun detail: Telescope Coronado PST double stacked, eyepiece Celestron X-Cel 18mm, camera: Panasonic Lumix-DMC-ZS1, ISO 80 and ISO 1600 ( prominence ). Sun: stack 08 pictures. Prominence...
  • File: Filamentary solar mosaic

    I had to stitch two images together to capture the entire breadth of these filaments on November 11th, 2012
  • File: FIRE!!!

    I shot this image on October 19th, 2011. Seeing was not real good and the surface detail left a lot to be desired... But the Prominences were really nice, so I didn't want to trash the image. I decided to crop out the surface detail with a black mask, kind of like a coronagraph image. Then the...
  • File: Floating prominence

    Seeing was bad on the 8 of october. However I was able to catch a few proeminences on the sun limb. This image present one of them with a floater. Equipment: Lunt LS60T EQ3 motorized mount DMK21 (Avis of 30 seconds) Processing (combinaition of two images): Registax 5.1 PS...
  • File: GEYSER!!!

    It looked like old Faithful spewing off steam on the Sun today, but it was actually a Plasma Geyser and it put on an awesome show!
  • File: Ghostly solar prominence 01

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  • File: Ghostly solar prominence 02

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  • File: Giant Solar Prominence

    November 13, 2011
  • File: Great Prominences

    Telescope: Ed 102mm - PST - C-ERF 90mm Camera: DMK21AF04.AS Mount: Celestron CG-5 GT Orion Shorty 2x Barlow 750/2500 frames stacked in Registax 6. Mosaic: No Seeing: Very Good Time: 01:00pm UTC - 10:00am Local
  • File: Great solar prominences on 6 Jun 2011

    by Craig and Tammy Temple The Sun was real active today, giving us an opportunity to capture some great prominences. This false-color image shows some of the larger proms that were visible during our imaging session. Telescope: Lunt Solar Systems LS60THa/B1200CPT Accessories: TeleVue 2.5x Powermate...
  • File: Inner corona, Novosibirsk, 2008

    by Elias Chasiotis. Total solar eclipse from Novosibirsk, Russia, August 1, 2008. Bresser Skylux 70mm F10 refractor, Canon 450D, ISO 200, exposure 1/160 sec. (width 1600 pixels)
  • File: Large Solar Prominence

    by Dave Mitsky I used a 40mm f/10 Coronado PST, an 8-24mm Tele Vue zoom eyepiece, and a Canon PowerShot SD980 IS camera on 2010/3/18 to capture afocally this large prominence on the Sun's leading limb. A number of filaments and a bright flare region can also be seen.
  • File: Large Solar Prominence

    Efrain Morales Rivera Date: 11/14/2011, 16:06ut Location: Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Equipment: SolarMax 40 (Ha), P/B LX200ACF 12 in. OTA, CGE mount, PGR Flea3 Ccd, PowerMate 2.5x barlows, Astronomik Ir filter. At 50fps (foreground), 105fps (background), 10sec. ea. A Large Solar Prominence on...
  • File: Prominence - 5 Jun 2011

    Zeiss APQ 150/1200 @ 4200mm resulting focal length DayStar Filter QPE 0.4Å Point Grey Research Grasshopper Camera