Polar Faculae Observer’s Challenge
Although we are now (February 2019) at solar minimum in terms of the number of sunspots, there is one photospheric
Read moreAlthough we are now (February 2019) at solar minimum in terms of the number of sunspots, there is one photospheric
Read moreRoger Samworth has written about how he images the Sun using a Lunt LS35 Hydrogen Alpha telescope – see Solar Ha
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Read moreI possess a Vixen GP102 refractor, which uses the Vixen Great Polaris equatorial mount and whilst I’d used a Baader
Read moreI like to make daily drawings of the sun, using the projection method and a screen with a circle the
Read more“I was interested in Brian Mitchell’s method of determining Prominence latitudes. I would like to add an alternative which I
Read moreOur Star – The Sun Determining the Quality Number of a Sunspot Group Solar Observing Spectral Lines in the Sun
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