Sun in HAlpha With Lunt LS100THa Uploaded 9/5/21 Daily Report For Sunday Sept 5, 2021
 Six sets of small spots on the sun today and no less than 5 proms on the edges. Good to see some solar activity. Seeing was pretty bad, being in the middle of the Arizona Monsoon, where the air is very unsteady all the time.
Images below are 1290 wide and non clickable

 Halpha:

Lets start with full disk view, using the 0.5x Antares focal reducer to get the full view. Lots of proms on edge!

Using the 3x Klee barlow, we see three images here in high detail. this was the most interesting group:



A small spot with an adjacent active region to complete the magnetic loop:



2 amazing regions on the limb!



Proms.  To take these, I set the gamma for 150 (1.5x) and overexposed the disk to capture the very dim proms.  You have to black out the disk, because it is blown away.
















Instruments: Lunt LS100THa Halpha Platform: Astrophysics 1200 Camera: DMK 51 Location: Payson, Arizona Elevation: 5150 ft. Sky: Seeing 2/5, Transparency 9/10 Outside Temperature: 75F Processing: Registax 6, Photoshop CS2 Solar Home Page HOME SCHMIDT GALAXIES EMISSION NEBS REFLECTION NEBS COMETS GLOBULARS OPEN CLUST PLANETARIES LINKS