4 solar : 1 DSO - from Petts Wood

[Roberto]

I'll start with the losing team, which is actually the more recent picture:

Barnard 150 in Cepheus

https://www.astrobin.com/kcwy9w/E/

Acquired with my tandem DSO imaging rig.

Dates:  27 - 28 May 2024, 2 Jun 2024, 7 Jun 2024, 9 Jun 2024
Frames: OSC - 110×300″(9h 10′)
L - IDAS LPS-P2 50 mm: 61×600″(10h 10′)
Integration: 19h 20′



Full resolution here: https://cdn.astrobin.com/thumbs/4tIDWKQ34beg_16536x0_UyysOTOH.jpg

Sun in Ha and CaK - 25 May 2024

https://www.astrobin.com/n93bqf/D/

Close-ups using 94mm refractor at different focal lengths with Ha etalon and CaK diagonal.

CaK - AR13685



CaK - Full disc



Prominence in Ha



Full disc in Ha



Sun WL and Ha - close-ups of AR13697, 698 and prominences - 2 June 2024

Taken with 94mm refractor and 250mm Maksutov.  https://www.astrobin.com/32k45t/F/

Close-up of filament and AR13697



Prominences in Ha





AR13697 and 698 in WL with 10" f/20 Mak





Sun WL and CaK - 9 June 2024 - AR13702 & 709

Same equipment as above: https://www.astrobin.com/pi212z/C/

AR13702 through TEC MC250 + 1.7GPC



AR13709 in WL and CaK





Roberto

[Carole]

Wow, Roberto is back in the saddle 

Lovely images Roberto can you find us another AR3664 please.
Intersting combination WL and Ha. 

Interestingly I just process Barnard 150 in Cepheus (not my image but part of a group processing chllenge for an American forum), it's an interesting area though my data was taken from a dark location in the USA. 

Amazing from Petts Wood.

[Roberto]

 

Thank you Carole.  I had taken another shot of B150 in 2020, also in June, and that was a better result I think:  https://www.astrobin.com/full/padq19/D/  Maybe because it had the Fireworks galaxy in it.

Roberto