So, nobody seemed to like my sunspot lesson, but you might like what happened next!!

[52Caddy]

Nobody seemed to like the previous science lesson on sunspots, but do you know what they produce? Sunspots last Thursday (http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=3552)

See below for the examples. The sunspots had some big solar flares above them which produced a few large coronal mass ejections which made it here tonight!
Any pointers on how to bring out the colors would be appreciated!

http://cadillac.smugmug.com/photos/11014767-M.jpg
http://cadillac.smugmug.com/photos/11014768-M.jpg
http://cadillac.smugmug.com/photos/11014774-M.jpg
http://cadillac.smugmug.com/photos/11014775-M.jpg

[DJ-S1]

Hey, don't assume! I was interested in the sunspots, I just didn't have time to post a reply. These shots are cool, I was driving across CT tonight and saw the cool red glow of my first Aurora, man it was cool! Even my wife was into it! Thanks for the shots! :thumb

[52Caddy]

I know. I'm just kidding!
I got a lot more around midnight I'll get posted sometime today when work slows down. They got stronger and better looking later last night.
I took the dogs out about 10:00 and decided to find a darker area for the rest of the shots. Took a bit of driving, but I think it was worth it.
More later!
Eric

[cmr164]

Nobody seemed to like the previous science lesson on sunspots, but do you know what they produce? Sunspots last Thursday (http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=3552)

See below for the examples. The sunspots had some big solar flares above them which produced a few large coronal mass ejections which made it here tonight!
Any pointers on how to bring out the colors would be appreciated!



http://cadillac.smugmug.com/photos/11014774-S.jpg

How about:

[DJ-S1]

More later!
Eric
:deal Bring 'em on!

[MainFragger]

93,000,000 miles away, it always amazes me that the light reaches us. Whats more, it can still keep us warm, burn and send radiation at us. Imagine trying to get a tan on Mercury.

MainFragger