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Hi,

Sunshine in HSA and here the discs.

H-alpha shows a lot of prominences around the limb. Two plages, one in the northern hemisphere at ~ +20° and ~ + 33° with a visible spot in the white light image. Possibly f it is stable it will get the number AR 12813 ¿?.

In the Southern hemisphere there are plages at ~ +54° and ~ -30° as well as ~ -18° and both plages are shosing black pores The question here is which one was there first in order to get the number AR 12814 ¿?

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BTW the magma is still flowing from the 2 vents in Geldingadalir, Iceland. It is a very liquid basaltic magma coming from about 20 km depth.

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Nice (as always), Rainer.

Some exquisite detail in those finer/smaller proms.

Great disks as always Rainer, they look good!

WoW Rainer. Those SE pores were so small that I think I simply overlooked them yesterday.

Nice to see Rainer.

Hi,

Possibly f it is stable it will get the number AR 12813 ¿?.

Yes, it got the number.


I just checked SDO and the pores of the other two I saw yesterday are barely visible if non existant.

I just got two pores visually in the SE using a friend’s TV-85 refractor at 100x.