Aiming my telescope at the Sun!

⚠️Never look at the Sun without an approved solar filter. ⚠️

Taken on March 27th, 2022. This was a capture using the full frame of the sensor of my camera. Considering I battled clouds that whole session, I'm quite pleased with the final solar image. You can see a couple of nice sized sunspots along with an active region that shot a few class M solar flares the day after this capture.

Skywatcher 80mm ED refractor, ZWO178MM camera, Daystar Quark Chromesphere, .5 focal reducer on my AVX mount.

#astronomy #solar #telescope #sun #sol #astrophotography #shorts #short #quark

[randtombirb]

Bros about to get his pupils vaporized

[_Cosmo_Guy_]

That's some nice details you got there. Great.

[EWWE-yqfk]

who knew? our sun looks like an apoxy resin kinda ☀️🙂

[praneethisaac]

My eyes already started burning looking it just through this video

[KasperSMJ]

Is this taken with an ultra violet camera??

[logittec]

How can you get that detail of the sun only with telescope? Really I don't know, if you can explain me I will be thankful.

[Anuragchoureyy]

Physics nuclei chapter (radioactivity )revision ✅

[AJRockwell]

soooo..noone got questions about the day sky being inbthe background?🤔explain please

[microsworldofficial]

Its look like a photo, that's the fire is not moving

[Christian-vyfs]

AI. Nice try tho I’m sure you’ve got a lot of people fooled..

[chunkymonkeyzzz-ejaa]

ALERT!! If you point your telescope at the sun and you look into it, you’ll be lucky your alive today