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I stumbled on a YouTube recording of the huge solar prominence we saw yesterday – this is apparently from an amateur astronomer but he has way better solar facilities than any of us. It’s listed

Thanks Kent...And thank you for all those years of the ECSP. Those WERE the "good old days" [email protected]> wrote:

I join all others is wishing for a fast recover. Kent Blackwell

Thanks Roy ...Sounds like a good idea! [email protected]> wrote:

Ouch is right! thanks Chuck [email protected]> wrote:

Will do Ian, thanks [email protected]> wrote:

Sorry to hear Stu! Geez, maybe BBAA should look into a club discount on walkers, crutches, etc. Best wishes and get well soon. Roy

OUCH STU! Hope it heals fast! v/r Chuck Jagow President – Dark Skies of the Wet Mountain Valley Member – Westcliffe Board of Trustees Member – Westcliffe Bluff Park Committee Member – Colorado

Bummer get well soon.

Oh my gosh Bob...that's terrible ...hope she gets along ok...I think I had a mini-stroke...My left side just quit working for a short time (30 seconds). [email protected]> wrote:

Me too! Thanks Ted [email protected]> wrote:

Welcome to the club, I was planning on ECSP and then Lynne, my wife, fell and broke her ankle. So, I will be sitting this one out also. Bob B Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2025 10:14 AM To:

Yes! Ouch. Hope you heal fast, Stu. Ted Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2025 7:29 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BackBayAstro] SRSP Stu, I am so sorry to hear about that. Take care, the ranks

Thanks Mark [email protected]> wrote:

Stu, I am so sorry to hear about that. Take care, the ranks of "old"..... "Alte" (old in German)...is getting thin and not being replaced. We can't afford to lose any! Get well.?? Mark

Ian...I was all ready to attend the spring star party when I fell in the concrete driveway and broke my arm this Friday so I won't see you guys this SP. Maybe in October. Stu

Doing it with the gong image gets it closer to your figure. We are still pretty good for back yard. A quick look in the history seems to say typical can go to 65000. The record is 500000. I wish I had

I see it on Gong. Their image is a bit better than mine!

Maybe someone on Spaceweather.com will weigh in.

Visual estimate but we are actually fairly close considering the tools. Attached is the scale I have. I think you are more accurate with the graduated EP