Testing Baader Solar Filter

Posted on 2017-07-16 Updated on 2017-07-16

Day #2 – Testing the Baader filter I recently bought from Amazon. I like orange-red color better than the Mylar filter that gives white color. Sunspot 2665 can be clearly seen on the surface.

This is an interview about the American solar eclipse from St. Louis

Niklas Henricson

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