Our Sun
The Sun – first attempt
Distance to Earth: 8 light-minutes (151.98 million km
). June 2021.
Equipment: Skywatcher EQ-6R Pro, TS APO 60/360 Photoline , ASI294MC Pro, Daystar Quark – Details: Video 2,8 ms 35sec, Gain 200, (no flats, no darks).
The Sun – first prominences
The Sun – first attempt of catching the prominences.
Distance to Earth: 8 light-minutes (151.98 million km). June 2021.
Equipment: Skywatcher EQ-6R Pro, Explore Scientific APO ED 102/714, ASI294MC Pro, Daystar Quark, UV/IR – Details: Video 4,8 ms 2000 frames, Gain 0, (flats).
The Moon
Our Moon – just a few clicks away if you compare with what’s out there, outside our solar system. Gurresta Observatory, Bortle 4. EQ6-R Pro, Explore Scientific 102/714 APO ED CF, ASI533MC Pro, TS 0.8 R/F, Optolong L-Pro. Video stacked with Autostakkert. February 6th 2022.
The Moon
Our Moon – just a few clicks away if you compare with what’s out there, outside our solar system. Gurresta Observatory, Bortle 4. EQ6-R Pro, Explore Scientific 102/714 APO ED CF, ASI533MC Pro, TS 0.8 R/F, Optolong L-Pro. Video stacked with Autostakkert. February 6th 2022.
