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  • First Class H-alpha Solar Filters by SolarSpectrum

    First Class H-alpha Solar Filters by SolarSpectrum

    This entry was posted on September 8, 2021 by Team Baader Planetarium

    Temperature controlled H-alpha-filters (lambda = 656,3 nm) with electronic temperature control (combined heating and cooling!) All SolarSpectrum H-alpha filters at a glance --> Such professional filters show an unsurpassed abundance of details by using the full aperture of the telescope and are thus the first choice for semi-professional observers / photographers as well as for scientific use. Solar Spectrum H-Alpha Filters give you an incomparable view of our Sun's eruptive surface. The SolarSpectrum filters follow the classical design and are placed behind the telescope in the focuser (although this requires a D-ERF energy rejection filter in front of the lens). In combination with a telecentric system tuned to the focal length of the telescopic, between 2/3s of the aperture and the full aperture of the...
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  • Don't miss it: Transit of Mercury on November 11th, 2019!

    Don't miss it: Transit of Mercury on November 11th, 2019!

    This entry was posted on October 14, 2019 by Michael Risch Last modified on November 6, 2019.

      Transit of Mercury LIVE: NASA is broadcasting the film sequences of the solar satellite SDO for all those who cannot observe the Transit of Mercury on November 11th 2019. The films will be available on https://mercurytransit.gsfc.nasa.gov almost in real time: Starting around 1200 UTC (7:00 am ET) November 11, 2019, we will begin watching Mercury move into view against the corona of the Sun. This is about 45 minutes before it is visible against the Sun from the ground. We have created https://mercurytransit.gsfc.nasa.gov to let you watch this transit as short movies in almost real time. The transit lasts a little over 5.5 hours, ending as Mercury leaves the disk of the Sun about 1806 UTC but continues moving out through the corona for another...
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