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mikevr91 on 06.02.2025 7:29 p.m. Got very lucky with a brief window of cloudless skies in the morning and captured yesterday’s giant coronal mass ejection. Music by: Bram Meulman [https://soundcloud.com/user-bran](https://soundcloud.com/user-bran) Equipment & Setup Telescope: 120/1000 Skywatcher EvoStar refractor Mount: HEQ5 Pro Filters: Daystar Quark Chromosphere Cameras: ZWO 432mm Pro, ZWO 120mm, ZWO Mini Guide Scope, ZWO AEF Acquisition Details Frames: 500 frames every 15 seconds, captured with Firecapture Tracking: Stabilized with LuSol Processing Workflow Stacked in: Autostakkert4 Edited in: PixInsight (SolarToolbox), After Effects (for stabilization & color correction)
Xenocyze on 06.02.2025 7:46 p.m. Really cool. I wonder why there’s like craters on the sun. I’d expect it to be more liquid-like.
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Got very lucky with a brief window of cloudless skies in the morning and captured yesterday’s giant coronal mass ejection.
Music by: Bram Meulman [https://soundcloud.com/user-bran](https://soundcloud.com/user-bran)
Equipment & Setup
Telescope: 120/1000 Skywatcher EvoStar refractor
Mount: HEQ5 Pro
Filters: Daystar Quark Chromosphere
Cameras: ZWO 432mm Pro, ZWO 120mm, ZWO Mini Guide Scope, ZWO AEF
Acquisition Details
Frames: 500 frames every 15 seconds, captured with Firecapture
Tracking: Stabilized with LuSol
Processing Workflow
Stacked in: Autostakkert4
Edited in: PixInsight (SolarToolbox), After Effects (for stabilization & color correction)
hot ahhh…. The Coronal mass ejection got me right there
Really cool. I wonder why there’s like craters on the sun. I’d expect it to be more liquid-like.