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trinitree88
2010-Mar-25, 08:24 PM
I'm seeing spots before my eyes these days. Mostly because the chalk dust in the room catches the sun at higher angles.....but if it's sunspots you want, these guys have a pretty good fix on the data....SEE:http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/1003/1003.4666v1.pdf
tusenfem
2010-Mar-26, 02:59 AM
I saw a nice sunspot looking through a small scope on Mauna Kea, yesterday.
korjik
2010-Mar-26, 03:54 AM
I saw a nice sunspot looking through a small scope on Mauna Kea, yesterday.
How exactly do sunspots get to Mauna Kea so that they can look through telescopes?
:)
George
2010-Mar-26, 01:04 PM
I saw a nice sunspot looking through a small scope on Mauna Kea, yesterday. Is there a noteable lack of air turbulence in the viewing?
How exactly do sunspots get to Mauna Kea so that they can look through telescopes? At that altitiude I'll bet they get stuck on the melting wing wax. :)
mantiss
2010-Mar-26, 02:35 PM
I'm seeing spots before my eyes these days. Mostly because the chalk dust in the room catches the sun at higher angles.....but if it's sunspots you want, these guys have a pretty good fix on the data....SEE:http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/1003/1003.4666v1.pdf
Am I the only one seeing a mild secular cycle here? Seems 18--1810 was quiet, then of course we know 1900-1915 was quiet, and now the last few years. More than a statistical fluke?
John Jaksich
2010-Mar-27, 09:12 PM
Thanks for the post...trinitree88 !
It made my day!
tusenfem
2010-Mar-28, 02:31 PM
gotta read that paper, trin! thanks for posting it (I forgot to say)
And I think it is global warming that brought the sunspot to the visitors centre.
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