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Old 14-April-2005, 02:50 PM
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There was lots to see on the Sun in the light of H-alpha yesterday at 16:20 UT. My Coronado PST and 8-24 Vixen LV zoom eyepiece revealed a number of prominences and filaments, including a very impressive loop prominence on the leading limb.

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