ARTICLE
Optical capabilities of of the successive versions of Meudon spectroheliograph (1908-2023)
FIGURES
fig01.jpg
(836 KO) 1895 x 2201 |
fig02.JPG
(435 KO) 2453 x 919 |
fig03.JPG
(101 KO) 1619 x 372 |
fig04.JPG
(257 KO) 1000 x 1011 |
fig05.jpg
(2.1 MO) 2999 x 3399 |
fig06.jpg
(1.11 MO) 3931 x 1689 |
fig07.JPG
(215 KO) 1066 x 907 |
fig08.jpg
(1.05 MO) 1902 x 2210 |
fig09.jpg
(536 KO) 2225 x 748 |
fig10.jpg
(1.48 MO) 4177 x 2120 |
fig11.jpg
(207 KO) 2908 x 970 |
fig12.JPG
(94 KO) 1572 x 850 |
fig13.jpg
(165 KO) 1422 x 896 |
fig14.JPG
(144 KO) 1313 x 739 |
fig15.jpg
(884 KO) 2680 x 2680 |
fig16.jpg
(254 KO) 2901 x 350 |
fig17.jpg
(605 KO) 2040 x 1520 |
fig18.JPG
(111 KO) 1172 x 939 |
fig19.jpg
(360 KO) 3000 x 1000 |
fig20.jpg
(974 KO) 3115 x 2810 |
fig21.jpg
(418 KO) 1871 x 621 |
fig22.JPG
(113 KO) 987 x 678 |
fig23.jpg
(61 KO) 1171 x 527 |
fig24.jpg
(848 KO) 1905 x 1371 |
fig25.jpg
(1.01 MO) 3912 x 1947 |
fig26.jpg
(172 KO) 2321 x 979 |
MPEG4 VIDEO CLIPS
Scanning the Sun with Meudon spectroheliograph.
This short movie shows an observation of the Sun
in the Halpha, CaII H and CaII K lines with the spectroheliograph,
28 October 2021. The result is a datacube (x, y, lambda), with
(x, y) the spatial coordinates on the Sun (2048 x 2048 pixels)
and lambda the spectral coordinate along line profiles (40 to 100
pixels depending on the line).
SEE MOVIE 1
Exploring the datacubes of Meudon spectroheliograph.
This short movie shows the datacubes of the Sun obtained
in the Halpha, CaII H and CaII K lines with the spectroheliograph,
28 October 2021. A second observation in the Halpha, CaII H and CaII K lines
is done with a neutral density attenuator (10%) upon the disk image in order
to explore prominences at the limb with longer exposure time, without disk burning.
SEE MOVIE 2
Copyright © 2023 par Observatoire de Paris - PSL
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Scanning the Sun with Meudon spectroheliograph.
This short movie shows an observation of the Sun in the Halpha, CaII H and CaII K lines with the spectroheliograph, 28 October 2021. The result is a datacube (x, y, lambda), with (x, y) the spatial coordinates on the Sun (2048 x 2048 pixels) and lambda the spectral coordinate along line profiles (40 to 100 pixels depending on the line).
SEE MOVIE 1
Exploring the datacubes of Meudon spectroheliograph.
This short movie shows the datacubes of the Sun obtained in the Halpha, CaII H and CaII K lines with the spectroheliograph, 28 October 2021. A second observation in the Halpha, CaII H and CaII K lines is done with a neutral density attenuator (10%) upon the disk image in order to explore prominences at the limb with longer exposure time, without disk burning.
SEE MOVIE 2
Copyright © 2023 par Observatoire de Paris - PSL
Tous droits réservés