Since it's only raining, I took the time for a short documentary about the AR2824
AR2824 at 12.00 p.m. CEST
Here we see the Plages in the eastern part of the AR2824. The granule pores, which convey a honeycomb pattern, are particularly noticeable, as are the delicate fibrils.
Off-Band
The superpenumbra of the sunspot is nothing short of breathtaking.
In the western part of the active region, it is easy to observe how the hydrogen pours almost circularly from the edges of the small plague, following the magnetic field arcs in all directions, onto the surface, so to speak.
Southern part of the AR. Again, very interesting to see how the magnetic fields echoed the chromosphere in motion, creating the most bizarre abstract patterns.
And something off topic, the beautiful filament in the north of the sun.
CS,
Jozef
