Filaments Fly over an Active Sun Credit: Andy Casely Date: 2023 March 19 Details: A 90-minute inverted view timelapse of 101 frames. Each timelapse frame was taken with a 100mm refractor, Quark Chromosphere hydrogen-alpha filter and ZWO ASI174MM camera, 15s video (~2000 frames) every 50s, processed in Autostakkert, Registax, IMPPG, assembled in Photoshop and PIPP. | Sky

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