H-Alpha 129 days rotation
Taken by Oscar Canales Moreno on May 10, 2026 @
Zaragoza
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Hello,
I am Oscar Canales Moreno, an amateur astronomer from Zaragoza (Spain).
It was impossible to capture images today due to cloud cover.
This is, therefore, a good opportunity to review the 129-day uninterrupted series I was able to capture using the fantastic espectroheliograph Sunscan by STAROS (https://www.sunscan.net/) between May 10 and September 15.
https://spectrosolhub.com/image/12489/animate?s=qx4dITkLFDNIDBg5HzEgYX19SjJVLxdjZiINBkw_UhlfFyEGM7EBKGssPyl4ZlJUUloqay0xamRfO2lZPWOuAUs7eVloWWbNAREmOGVdVSNDI1FeUS1oB0WaATlXJ1cUJjMRHukBJCYeRy1LdjBeGBo-cBU1JRtFHe4CBwcHDAcHLkEeIXhROxs&res=medium&spr=20&norm=1&limb=0.6&blend=2
Images captured with Sunscan and processed using JSol'Ex, by Cédric Champeau (https://melix.github.io/astro4j/latest/en/jsolex.html)
I am sending you the MP4 file containing the complete, uninterrupted record of the solar chromosphere spanning 4.73 Carrington rotations, in case it is of interest ( but the email bounces back to me).
Best regards, Oscar.
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