Another Solar prominence, tracked and filmed for almost 1.5 hours - individual recordings were 500 frames over 10 seconds, almost 500 of these were processed into individual images which were then combined to form this accelerated video.
Some high clouds and a couple of small lower clouds influenced the image quality during the observing run, the dynamic yet stable nature of the prot
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