Triple APOD - July 9, 2025: Solar Surface Prominence by Robert Gaudet
From Robert:
The Solar Surface Prominence June 8, 2025, Lunt 40 Solar Scope, tracking using a Celesteon Nexstar mount in alt az mode, 2x barlow, asi174mm planetary camera, 4 % of 3000 frames captured in Sharp Cap Pro, processed in IMPPG and PS, Inverted image. Seeing conditions less than average.
Location Pennfield, New Brunswick Canada.
Robert R. Gaudet B.Sc, MCP
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