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AAG Solar Photo Gallery |
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Sun on 3/6/12 White light centered on 570nm using a Stellarvue SV80ED. |
Sun on 3/6/12 thru a Stellarvue SV80ED with a Calcium-K filter centered on 393.4nm. Large active region 1429 is visible. |
This is the first light image of the sun taken with my new Lunt 80mm solar scope on 2/24/2012. We used Jim's DMK 41 camera and processed the image in Registax and Photoshop CS5. |
Sun captured on 10/3/2011 through a white light filter then a Calcium K filter to demonstrate different wavelengths illustrate different features |
Sun imaged through a PST on 12/27/2011 in Hydrogen-alpha light (656.3 nm)shows Active Region (AR) 1384. A prominence can be seen along the limb of the Sun. |
A solar prominence captured using a PST on 5/20/2007 |
Sunspot region on the Sun on 5/20/2007 |
Sun imaged on 1/17/2012 using a Stellarvue SV80ED and Lunt B1200 CaK filter at f/14 |
Composite image of Sun (AR1429) on 3/12/2012 using a Lunt 80mm Ha scope and a Stellarvue SV80ED with a Lunt B1200 CaK filter at f14. Images stacked separately in Registax, combined in Nebulosity and final completed in Photoshop. |
Sun imaged on 3/13/2012 shows an M7 flare occuring from AR1429. Lunt 80mm Ha telescope at f14 using an Imaging Source DMK41AU02 camera. |
Sun imaged from the AAG Solar Eclipse star party at the New Mexico Museum of Space History on 5/20/12. |
Sunspot activity has increased in recent weeks. Here is an image taken of AR1650-57 in CaK on 1/12/13. |
Here is an image of the Sun taken on 4/21/2013 from Alamogordo NM using a Lunt 80mm solar telescope and Imaging Source DMK41AU02 camera. Active region 1726 is the prominent feature and is more than 150,000 km across !! |
The Sun taken on 11/11/2014 from Alamogordo NM using a Coronado 90mm SMII solar telescope and Imaging Source DMK41AU02 camera. The snakelike features are large eruptions on the Sun seen edge-on. |
An image of the Sun taken on 8/7/2015 from Alamogordo NM using a Coronado 90mm SMII solar telescope and Imaging Source DMK41AU02 monochrome camera. |
The Sun was captured through a Stellarvue SV80ED using a Daystar Sodium Quark cented on the DaD1 line on 12/16/2016. Imaged captured using an Imaging Source 41AU02 video camera and processed in Autostakkert 2.0 |
Unprocessed image of the Aug 21, 2017 eclipse from Glendo State Park taken through a Stellarvue 80mm f/7 refractor and Canon 500D DSLR. |
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