LS152T meets 6mm Ethos

An ex-student wants to see the sun in H-alpha. So I took out my only equipment for this purpose: LS152T. The beauty of LS152T is that it is probably the largest portable h-alpha telescope in the market. I carried this with one hand and a small azimuthal mount with another hand to my car. I parked my car on a quiet road and set up the scope. We started observing within one minute!
When I looked into the Lunt zoom eyepiece, a huge prominence greeted me in all its glory. Like a fountain of fire standing proud on the solar surface, it transformed from a dark filament on the solar disk to a bright prominence beyond the edge of the sun. On the opposite end of the sun was two departing sunspots, with a nice prominence emerging from them.
I took out my new 6mm Ethos to receive its first light. At 150x, the details shown by the huge filaprom were fantastic!
When I looked into the Lunt zoom eyepiece, a huge prominence greeted me in all its glory. Like a fountain of fire standing proud on the solar surface, it transformed from a dark filament on the solar disk to a bright prominence beyond the edge of the sun. On the opposite end of the sun was two departing sunspots, with a nice prominence emerging from them.
I took out my new 6mm Ethos to receive its first light. At 150x, the details shown by the huge filaprom were fantastic!
