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Observing the Sun with Coronado™ Telescopes

By: Pugh, Philip [author.].
Contributor(s): SpringerLink (Online service).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Patrick Moore’s Practical Astronomy Series: Publisher: New York, NY : Springer New York, 2007.Description: XXVI, 321 p. online resource.Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780387681276.Subject(s): Popular works | Observations, Astronomical | Astronomy -- Observations | Astronomy | Biomedical engineering | Popular Science | Popular Science in Astronomy | Astronomy, Observations and Techniques | Biomedical EngineeringDDC classification: 520 Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Personal Solar Telescope -- MaxScope 90 -- Other Coronado Solar Telescopes -- Imaging -- Alternative Products -- Untried Products -- Summary -- The Physics of the Sun -- Coronado Price List.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: At around the turn of the millennium, the introduction of the Coronado range of solar telescopes and filters heralded the ‘coming of age’ of amateur solar astronomy. Before then, solar astronomy was mostly white-light only. Hydrogen-alpha systems were expensive and difficult to use, but today even the budget-priced Coronado PST (Personal Solar Telescope) provides a band pass of one Angstrom and is thermally stable. That means that today’s amateur solar observers can see – and image – sunspots, flares, prominences, plage, filaments, and active regions of the Sun, all in amazing detail. Getting the very best out of a Coronado solar telescope still requires knowledge of specialist techniques and an accumulation of experience, which are what this book provides. In Observing the Sun with Coronado Telescopes, Philip Pugh has assembled a team of contributors who show just how much solar work can be done with Coronado telescopes, and explain how to get the very best from these marvellous instruments. The spectacular solar images reproduced in this book speak for themselves – listen to the voices of the experts!
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Personal Solar Telescope -- MaxScope 90 -- Other Coronado Solar Telescopes -- Imaging -- Alternative Products -- Untried Products -- Summary -- The Physics of the Sun -- Coronado Price List.

At around the turn of the millennium, the introduction of the Coronado range of solar telescopes and filters heralded the ‘coming of age’ of amateur solar astronomy. Before then, solar astronomy was mostly white-light only. Hydrogen-alpha systems were expensive and difficult to use, but today even the budget-priced Coronado PST (Personal Solar Telescope) provides a band pass of one Angstrom and is thermally stable. That means that today’s amateur solar observers can see – and image – sunspots, flares, prominences, plage, filaments, and active regions of the Sun, all in amazing detail. Getting the very best out of a Coronado solar telescope still requires knowledge of specialist techniques and an accumulation of experience, which are what this book provides. In Observing the Sun with Coronado Telescopes, Philip Pugh has assembled a team of contributors who show just how much solar work can be done with Coronado telescopes, and explain how to get the very best from these marvellous instruments. The spectacular solar images reproduced in this book speak for themselves – listen to the voices of the experts!

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