Four and a half hours of solar footage captured with my telescope using a Quark Chromosphere Filter. In this gif we see a great coronal mass ejection happening. There is an earth for scale at the top left to feel the scale of things. In the bottom of the gif you can see the date and passage of time.
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Four and a half hours of solar footage captured with my telescope using a Quark Chromosphere Filter. In this gif we see a great coronal mass ejection happening. There is an earth for scale at the top left to feel the scale of things. In the bottom of the gif you can see the date and passage of time.
Check out the full video here:
[https://youtube.com/watch?v=4X_ZPogvVIk&si=0J5qrTjqEgL2Chwx](https://youtube.com/watch?v=4X_ZPogvVIk&si=0J5qrTjqEgL2Chwx)
Equipment & Setup
Telescope: 120/1000 Skywatcher EvoStar refractor
Mount: HEQ5 Pro
Filters: Daystar Quark Chromosphere, Baader CCD Red Filter
Cameras: ZWO 432mm Pro, ZWO 120mm, ZWO Mini Guide Scope, ZWO AEF
Acquisition Details
Capture: 500 frames in 4 seconds with 15 seconds in between, captured with Firecapture
Tracking: Tracked with LuSol
Processing
Stacked in: Autostakkert4
Edited in: ImPPG, After Effects (for stabilization, color correction and blur)
You can find more solar timelapses on my channel:
[www.youtube.com/@DudeLovesSpace](http://www.youtube.com/@DudeLovesSpace)