Imaging the Sun is 10 % experience and 90% cloudless sky and some luck.
Again not much cloudless Sky but enough time to get my minimum amount of videos for making my disks.
The filament train in the Northeastern quadrant is still there just changing a bit its form. A very nice fine and big prominence on the Northwestern limb.
As rusted said there is a surface perturbation in the Northeastern quadrant at +23° and -63° with a bird shape or maybe a Dragonfly ¿?
with cycle 25 polarity.There are two more surface perturbations in the Northeastern quadrant with the center at -15° and +35°. Looking at the HMI image of SDO the right side is positive and the left side is negative.
The still unnumbered spot in the Southeastern quadrant at -24° and -30° has a clearly defined cycle polarity +/-. Left of it on perturbation also with cycle 25 polarity with its center at about -60° and -30°.
All over the surface some fine filaments. A nice big prominence on the limb in the Soutwestern quadrant and a very tiny prominence at the Soutwestern limb at about -42°.
In the white light image there I see one and a half pore
from the unnumbered spot as well as the plages of the two surface perturbations near the limb are visible.As usual best seen in full size in new tab/window. Thanks for dropping by
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