AR2781 Nov 4, 2020

[Lowjiber]

I was cleaning out my captures this morning when I came across a shot of AR2781 just coming around the SE limb. I decided to zoom it in (a bunch) and tilt the perspective... My reason for doing that was the nice spicules jumping off the limb. (Spicules jump out of the photosphere into the chromosphere and don't last very long.)

Thanks for the peek.

Left-click for larger view...

Clear Skies & Stay Safe

[Gordon]

Congratulations John on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!!

https://theskysearchers.com/app.php/art ... of-the-day

[Graeme1858]

Nice solar image John.

And thanks for the info too!

Regards

Graeme

[Ylem]

Very nice John
And congratulations

[helicon]

Congrats John - nice capture of the spicules. (There, I learned a new word).

[messier 111]

very nice take .

[Makuser]

Hi John. A nice AR2781 image with the spicules and lots of granularity. Although AR2782 was a dud, we now have AR2783 on the south east solar disc.

Thanks for sharing your great solar capture on here John, congratulations on winning the TSS APOD Award today, and the best of wishes for clear skies (both day and night).

[Solsearcher]

Nice one John and congratulations on winning today's APOD !

[Thefatkitty]

I really like the "view angle" (for lack of a better term) and the detail is stunning! Well done and congrats on the APOD; well deserved!

All the best,

[Lowjiber]

Thanks for the nice comments, everyone. I appreciate the TSS APOD.

That one was fun.

Clear Skies & Stay Safe

[BABOafrica]

I am always amazed at the detail in your images.

Congrats on the award !!!

BABO