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I estimate 100,000 km in height for the morning's prom.

jimcoble2000 All Messages By This Member #57550 Roy what do you figure? 62,137 miles high. Now that is using a scales superimposed on the sun as a guide but I think I am close.
Roy Diffrient All Messages By This Member #57554 If you can measure a prom to 5 figures your ruler is way better than mine. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 03/21/2025 11:51 AM EDT Mark Ost <jimcoble2000@...> wrote: ? ? Roy what do you figure? 62,137 miles high. Now that is using a scales superimposed on the sun as a guide but I think I am close.
jimcoble2000 All Messages By This Member #57555 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 On Friday, March 21, 2025 at 12:18:17 PM EDT, Roy Diffrient <mail@...> wrote: If you can measure a prom to 5 figures your ruler is way better than mine. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 03/21/2025 11:51 AM EDT Mark Ost <jimcoble2000@...> wrote: ? ? Roy what do you figure? 62,137 miles high. Now that is using a scales superimposed on the sun as a guide but I think I am close. sun.jpg
jimcoble2000 All Messages By This Member #57556 Maybe someone on Spaceweather.com will weigh in. On Friday, March 21, 2025 at 12:18:17 PM EDT, Roy Diffrient <mail@...> wrote: If you can measure a prom to 5 figures your ruler is way better than mine. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 03/21/2025 11:51 AM EDT Mark Ost <jimcoble2000@...> wrote: ? ? Roy what do you figure? 62,137 miles high. Now that is using a scales superimposed on the sun as a guide but I think I am close.

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