Observation by Andrew Dumbleton: Slooh T5ST Solar H-Alpha 20190318T133319...

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Andrew Dumbleton

Observer

Andrew Dumbleton

Observed

2019 Mar 18 - 13:33

Uploaded

2019 Mar 18 - 14:46

Objects

The Sun

Equipment

Telescope: Lunt 60mm Double-Stack H-Alpha
Filter: H-Alpha bandwidth (
Camera: Celestron Skyris 236C

Location

Slooh Canary Is. N28.29970, W016.50826, Alt.:2372 metres

Target name

Sun

Title

Slooh T5ST Solar H-Alpha 20190318T133319UTC

About this image

An image that was taken whilst I was operating Slooh's Canary 5 Solar Telescope on the 18th March 2019.

Full technical detail:

Telescope:
Manufacturer: Lunt, Model: Double-Stack H-Alpha Telescope, Aperture: 2.36" (60mm), Focal Length: 500mm (19.7"), Nominal Focal Ratio: f/8.3

Video Camera:
Manufacturer: Celestron, Model: Skyris 236C High-Frame-Rate Video, CMOS chip: Sony EXMOR IMX236 CMOS, Resolution: 1920×1080, Pixel Size: 2.8×2.8μm, Sensor Size: 5.38×3.36mm

Image Specification:
Image Scale: 1.16arcseconds/pixel, North Angle: 0° (North-Up), Angular Size: 0° 37' 07" x 0° 20' 53" (Field-Of-View), Resolution: 1920×1080

Mount:
Manufacturer: Software Bisque, Model: Paramount ME, Type: German Equatorial Mount (GEM), Instrument Capacity: 150lbs (60kg)

Enclosure:
Manufacturer: AstroHaven Enterprises, Type: Clamshell, Size: 12ft (3.7 metres)

Files associated with this observation

teide5_20190318T133319UTC_SunHa.png (1.7 MB)

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