reply to post by ProudBird
Thank you for the kind words ProudBird.
Very true that clouds (and other atmospheric phenomena) can give us clues as to what our mostly invisible atmosphere is doing. I think many of the
"chem-trail crowd" ignoor the fact that our atmosphere is a very dynamic and constantly changing thing, but you only have to look at atmosphecic
phenomena like clouds to see just how much so it is.
Those particular photographs I posted showing the mini green flashes/sun spots were actually slightly out of focus - getting perfect focus is a bit
hit and miss with my setup (especially with something like the sun) unless I focus via a laptop, but that takes time so I only do it under certain
circumstances.
Here is a shot I took of the sun that is focused much better, and you can even see fine detail in the sun spot groups, especially sun spot group 1193.
It was taken on the 21st April this year.
The first is a "crop" ("zoomed in") of the original photograph.
This one is a further crop (even more "zoomed in")of the same photograph to show details in the sun spots.
reply to post by Omphale
Thank you Omphale, and you are very welcome.
