Feb 7th

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The Sun had apparently awakened and it showed a few sunspots. I took some full disc frames at 1.54m focal length, ISO 100 and 1/500 second exposure. I stacked 8 images and processed the result in GIMP, showing faculae, as well as several sunspots.

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Hello Philip. You have a great solar image in white light here and caught several nice active regions as well as the surrounding plages. Thanks for sharing this with us Philip and look forward to seeing your next solar work.
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