The Sun will show many interesting events not only in H-alpha but also in the wavelength of Calcium-K. Because deeper layers of the solar surface are observed in the blue Calcium-K light than in the red H-alpha light, other details emerge in this Ca-K wavelength. But the Ca-K wavelength is at the edge of the visible light spectrum for human eyes. Observers in their younger years can often see numerous things, but with increasing age less and less can be seen in this wavelength. However, all details could be captured photographically. Therefore, the Ca-K telescopes and modules from Lunt Solar Systems are optimized primarily for photography.
Calcium-K module in straight extension tube, for using normal astronomical telescopes up to 100mm aperture and up to 3060mm focal length as Ca-K solar telescopes.
The LS152THa telescopes could be upgraded with a optional, interchangeable Ca-K module allowing for the research of multiple wavelengths through the same telescope.
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The Sun will show many interesting events not only in H-alpha but also in the wavelength of Calcium-K. Because deeper layers of the solar surface are observed in the blue Calcium-K light than in the red H-alpha light, other details emerge in this Ca-K wavelength. But the Ca-K wavelength is at the edge of the visible light spectrum for human eyes. Observers in their younger years can often see numerous things, but with increasing age less and less can be seen in this wavelength. However, all details could be captured photographically. Therefore, the Ca-K telescopes and modules from Lunt Solar Systems are optimized primarily for photography.
