The Sun in Helium-I 7065 Ångström — A Rare Full Disk View

Black-and-white full-disk solar image captured in the rare Helium-I 7065 Å wavelength, revealing faint filaments and solar structures across the surface.

Image Title: The Sun in He I 7065.2A

Copyright: Pál VÁRADI NAGY

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Date image was taken: July 20, 2025

Location: Ersatz-Obsi, Kolozsvár, Ro, EU

Data Acquisition Method: Personal Telescope Setup

Description and Details: Using the ML Astro SHG700 spectroheliograph, I acquired several scans of the Sun, around the 7065A wavelength. By continuum subtraction and further processing, the helium signal could be revealed, like the much stronger 10830 and the D3 (5875.6) which also requires processing. To the best of my knowledge, this is the first full disk image of the Sun in this wavelength.

Name: Pál VÁRADI NAGY

Email: palnagy@gmail.com

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