Bailey's-Beads |
Prominences |
Outer-Corona |
Designation: Bailey's-Beads Alternate Name: End of Totality Constellation: Leo Imaging Date: August 21, 2017 Imaging Location: Chilhowee TN Exposure Time: 1 frames@200sec ~ 1/200s ISO Setting: 200 Imaging Device: Canon Rebel T3i Optics: 200mm Telephoto Focal Reducer: NA Comment: Bailey's beads reappear once more in this gorgeous photo showing streaming coronal lines and two spectacular prominences below the bright bead, and near the bottom of the Sun. |
Designation: Prominences Alternate Name: Total Eclipse Constellation: Leo Imaging Date: August 21, 2017 Imaging Location: Chilhowee TN Exposure Time: 1 frames@800sec ~ 1/800s ISO Setting: 200 Imaging Device: Canon Rebel T3i Optics: 200mm Telephoto Focal Reducer: NA Comment: This is a gorgeous view of the total eclipse, with two spectacular pink-hued prominences. These same prominences are seen again when Bailey's beads reappear here. |
Designation: Outer-Corona Alternate Name: During Totality Constellation: Leo Imaging Date: August 21, 2017 Imaging Location: Chilhowee TN Exposure Time: 1 frames@100sec ~ 1/100s ISO Setting: 200 Imaging Device: Canon Rebel T3i Optics: 200mm Telephoto Focal Reducer: NA Comment: This was a longer exposure to capture the outer part of the corona. You can see beautiful tendrils extending in many directions from the surface of the Sun. You can also see Regulus in the top left part of the image. |
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