AR9787 on January 20, 2002

AR9751-64 on January 01, 2002

AR9742 on December 19 and 22, 2001

AR9690 on November 12, 2001

SE part of AR9690 on November 12, 2001. This monster spot group was also easily visible with the (properly filtered!) naked eye.

AR9682 on November 1, 2001

AR9682 on November 1, 2001, at both prime focus and f/24, as well as a prime-focus shot of the SE limb region. The AR9682 complex was visible with the (properly filtered!) naked eye.

SE and central regions of the Sun on October 20, 2001

Various images of the SE and central regions of the Sun on October 20, 2001

AR9653 on October 8, 2001

The SE limb region at prime focus and a close-up of AR9653 on October 8, 2001

AR9608 on September 9, 2001

SE limb region at prime focus, as well as a close-up of a large spot in AR9608 on September 9, 2001

AR9591 on August 26, 2001

AR9591 on August 26, 2001

Now using a cannibalized Philips Vesta 675K webcam

AR9543 on July 22, 2001

AR9543 on July 22, 2001 (using a cannibalized Logitech QuickCam)

AR9529 on July 09, 2001

AR9529 on July 09, 2001 (using a cannibalized Logitech QuickCam)

Jupiter and Ganymede on December 4, 2001

Jupiter and Ganymede, 4.7-inch (120mm) refractor. Notice the Great Red Spot.

Saturn on December 4, 2001