1-17-2021. WL Only.

[DeepSolar64]

Today just before noon EST local time ( US ) from a friend’s in Rock Hill SC I got a brief solar session in. The skies are nearly overcast and the temp is 39F. The seeing is pretty dern good though.

Astro-Tech AT72EDII w/Altair wedge. 23.5x and 71.5x. ( WL ).
I see a sunspot very close to the SE limb! It is located northeast of a patch of faculae. I can also see a very tiny pore in the SW quadrant. It’s hardly bigger than a granule! Granulation is very apparent at 71.5x. Easily seen.

Carpe Noctem my Friends.

James

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[MAURITS]

Thanks for sharing James.

[marktownley]

Thanks James, it was cold and grey here today.

[DeepSolar64]

I’ll post the report for 1-18 later today upon arriving home.

[Montana]

You have good eyesight to spot that little pore in the SW

Alexandra

[Martin_S]

The spot to the east looks promising.

Martin

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

Thanks for the report with the AR2797 shown in your image.

There is another spot in that region as SDO shows this evening/

Thanks vm
Terry

[DeepSolar64]

You have good eyesight to spot that little pore in the SW

Alexandra

Not only that. The SDO showed me exactly where to look and the seeing was good. I did not see it today.

[marios i.]

Thank you James

[Carbon60]

Thanks for your report, James.

Stu.

[DeepSolar64]

Thanks and welcome everyone!