This is what it looks like when I manually align each tile of a solar mosaic. I do it manually because I get an intimate look at each panel- so I know if I need to go back and restack it. This is the part of astrophotography that is pretty tedious and turns a lot of people off.

I caught the audio from the sun in today’s solar Timelapse, I didn’t know it was such a lyrical genius! (I’ll share the rest of this Timelapse tomorrow, it’s pretty sweet, maybe even better than what I shared yesterday)

I used a 14” scope to reveal all the details of this year’s Flower Moon, with enhanced texture and colors to tell the story of the moon’s trauma.

My 3rd consecutive day watching this now-famous sunspot as it swings back to be Earth facing. This is a timelapse video I recorded over a period of roughly 90 minutes- you can watch how the sped-up plasma dances like flames…. Except the “flames” are larger than Earth.

Here's a raw unedited view through my solar telescope. Watching the famous sunspot on the limb.... this thing is BRIGHT. Strongly suspect it will flare again soon.