Last night we had a glimpse of clear sky, so we tried for the second time some astroimaging with our new scope. Images below show Venus as well as sunspot 1089 through red, green, blue, and infrared/ultraviolet blocking filters. The sunspot is quite large, but X-ray analysis showed little flare activity in the region.
Legacy article – Astronomy and observation
Venus and sunspot 1089 (R,G,B and IR/UV block filter)
- Original publication date
- 26 July 2010
- Original section
- Astronomy and observation
- Original slug / legacy ID
- venus-and-sunspot-1089-rgb-and-iruv-block-filter / 149
- Restored on current site
- martinpeniak.com/archive/writing/venus-and-sunspot-1089-rgb-and-iruv-block-filter/
- Editing scope
- Period voice retained; spelling and formatting lightly cleaned.
Originally published 26 July 2010 on the earlier martinpeniak.com site.
Preserved as part of the astronomy and observation thread around cameras, optics, and the sky. The article keeps its period voice, with light formatting cleanup.