My Solar Viewing Journal For June 2008
LAST UPDATED: July 1, 2008 at 10:30am/1430z
18 viewing days this month for me!

6-1-08 - Pete Lawrence starts the month off on the right foot!...Or is that the left?

6-1-08 - Max Usatov also gets the month rolling!

6-2-08 - Beautiful, but hot, morning!

6-2-08 - Dave Lopresrti captured a spectcular moment, plus some!

6-2-08 - Jeff Young sketched this magnificent sequence!

6-2-08 - John Stetson captured the ISS traversing the disk!
What an amazing capture to see an object that clear going 17,500mph!

6-3-08 - Dave Lopresrti captured this great image!

6-4-08 - Robert Arnold captured today's huge prom!

6-4-08 - Malcolm Park captured his "moment in time"!

6-4-08 - Nick Howes also captured the detail of this event!

6-4-08 - Pete Lawrence shared a couple of hotties!

6-5-08 - Early evening view did not disappoint!

6-5-08 - Malcolm Park captured this new active region perfectly!

6-5-08 - Max Usatov presented 2 great captures as well!

6-5-08 - Pete Lawrence also found the sweet spot this morning!

6-6-08 - 3 more sets of great proms!

6-6-08 - Pete Lawrence does it one better than yesterday, great captures!

6-6-08 - Max Usatov captured the emerging active region as well!

6-6-08 - Patrick Stoker imiaged these spectacualr proms!

6-6-08 - Malcolm Park put this great sequence together!

6-7-08 - Pete Lawrence captured the wall of plasma!

6-7-08 - Dave Lopresti captured a surreal image!

6-7-08 - Jeff Young sketched this wonderful sequence!

6-7-08 - Cai Wohler shared this fantastic shot!

6-8-08 - Very HHH Kentucky morning!

6-8-08 - Mike Walters captured pretty much what I saw, great shots!!

6-8-08 - Nick Howes shared these great captures!

6-8-08 - Robert Arnold shots this spectacula image and animation!

6-8-08 - Harold Paleske's images are in the top 1%er!!

6-8-08 - Paul Robertson shared this spectacular presentation of awesome images!

6-9-08 - A perfect morning, not too hot and clear as a bell!

6-9-08 - Pete Lawrence captured the emerging AR and wall of plasma again!

6-9-08 - Les Cowley really knows how to capture the moment!

6-9-08 - Maxim Usatov also captured this amazing prominence!

6-9-08 - Ralph Marantino is my eact coast early warning system!

6-9-08 - Paul Robertson shared this late day beauty!

6-9-08 - Malcolm Park also shows us the prom and AR!

6-10-08 - Broken cloud layers made it very frustrating!

6-10-08 - Pete Lawrence presents the new AR and spectacular prom!

6-10-08 - Maxim Usatov got in tight, great shots!!

6-10-08 - Les Cowley always blows me away with his skills and observations!

6-10-08 - Ralph Marantino found conditions just right!

6-11-08 - Now this was a nice morning for a view!

6-11-08 - Been a while since I had a 2nd session, always nice!

6-11-08 - Mike Walters helped me confirm my observations, I love that!

6-11-08 - Paul Robertson shared this incredible capture with his PST!

6-11-08 - Pete Lawrence captrued ALL the action today!

6-11-08 - Robert Arnold found bit of solar heaven today!

6-12-08 - Pete Lawrence's close up of AR998 is spectacular!

6-13-08 - Pete Lawrence captured the prom choo choo!

6-13-08 - Dave Lopresti shared this wonderful series!

6-14-08 - Pete Lawrence's close up of AR998!

6-14-08 - Nick Howes' presentation says it all for the day!

6-14-08 - Paul Robertson is another imager that gets the absolute most out of a PST!

6-14-08 - Mike Walters captured this large prom!

6-14-08 - Jeff Young sketched an awesome sequence today!

6-15-08 - Max Usatov captured these spectacular images!

6-15-08 - Mark Seibold just blowsme away with his art and observations!

6-15-08 - Pete Lawrence caught this spectacular features!

6-15-08 - P-M Heden also captured them!

6-16-08 - Woke to layers upon layers of clouds and thunderstorms rolling just north and more forecast to hit me...Figured today was a wash but then, before my eyes a ray of light came thru the front door glass, then another, and another!...I ran outside to see what was happening and as I looked upward with excited hope, a huge cloud rolls in and once again, I'm, washed in what I think to be eternal shade...But then, 30 minutes later, it happened again but this time I walked outside and it looked like I was in the eye of a hurricane, bright blue and not even haze!...I grabbed mt scope and managed to get about 40 minutes before the hole closed again...Really nice day up there, imagers, take your mark, get set, GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :-)!

6-16-08 - I think Ralph Marantino found the same hole, I told you it was big! LOL

6-16-08 - Nick Howes shared these spectacular captures!

6-16-08 - Rob K. capture AR999 in white light, beautiful!

6-16-08 - Paul Robertson shared his views of the action as well!

6-16-08 - P-M Heden also managed a wonderful image!

6-16-08 - Mark Walters shared this pair!

6-16-08 - J. Stetson, E. Signorellu & C. Ryder captured
this amazing image of the ISS and shuttle traversing the solar disk at 17,500 mph!

6-17-08 - Just an amazing morning full of many different features!

6-17-08 - Ralph Marantino found conditions to be absolutely perfect!

6-17-08 - Cai Wohler captured these amazing images!

6-17-08 - Yvan Trembley made this incredible animation!

6-17-08 - Didier Favre also captured this mornings action!

6-17-08 - Emiel Veldhuis also found the time and conditions to share some beauties!

6-17-08 - Max Usatov also shared his caprtures!

6-17-08 - Dave Lopresti shared this fantastic capture!

6-17-08 - P-M Heden also shared a gem today!

6-17-08 - Uwe Pilz shares his beautiful sketch and sequence!

6-18-08 - Only had time to focus on 2 major sets of prominences!

6-18-08 - Ralph Marantino found conditions to be not so perfect, LOL!

6-19-08 - Very poor conditions on such a beautiful morning!

6-19-08 - Paul Robertson also shared a few beauties!

6-19-08 - Pete Lawrence grabbed this close up of AR999!

6-19-08 - Max Usatov shows us his capture of AR999 as well!

6-20-08 - Mike Walters caught the growing proms!

6-20-08 - Max Usatov gives us a close up of AR999!

6-20-08 - Dave Lopresti gives us a few different views!

6-20-08 - Larry Alvarez shared these gems with us!

6-21-08 - Pete Lawrence caught the "wall of plasma"!

6-21-08 - Max Usatov shared this closeup!

6-21-08 - Dave Lopresti shared this great capture of thes filaprom!

6-22-08 - Pete Lawrence put this fantastic presentation together!

6-22-08 - Nick Howes also captured these spectacular images of today's activity!

6-22-08 - Larry Alvarez presented us with this spectacular series!

6-22-08 - Uwe Pilz also found conditions to his liking!

6-23-08 - Perfect conditions had me viewing for over an hour!

6-24-08 - Another morning with perfect conditions!

6-24-08 - Uwe Pilz shared his fantastic sketch, I very much welcome his additions to this site!

6-25-08 - High layer of haze but cool, like under an inversion!

6-25-08 - Max Usatov caught the remnants of AR999 and the small wall of plasma on the very active southwest limb!

6-25-08 - Ralph Marantino found conditions 'just right'!

6-25-08 - Mike Walters' image is very close to how I saw it!

6-26-08 - Promapalooza Tour is back in town!

6-26-08 - Les Cowley captured this beautiful moment in time!

6-26-08 - Mike Walters also capture the proms!

6-26-08 - P-M Heden captured it as well!

6-26-08 - J. Stetson & R. Purrington shared their capture as well!

6-28-08 - One scope, one view, one prom!

6-28-08 - Pete Lawrence captured the activity today, not much, but still spectacular!

6-28-08 - Paul Robertson caught these proms very nicely!

6-29-08 - Managed a view between huge sucker holes and gusty winds!

6-29-08 - Pete Lawrence was one of few to get his view on yesterday!

6-29-08 - Paul Robertson once again came thru with the day's action on film!

6-29-08 - Managed a view between huge sucker holes and gusty winds!

6-30-08 - Managed a view between huge sucker holes and gusty winds!

6-30-08 - Pat Stoker captured these great shots!

6-30-08 - Paul Robertson also shared a set to close the month out!
You can use this to identify the different types of features!

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