Almost missed this little active region, noticed it right before packing up. Had a nice little faint prom near it as well.
Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
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Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Hi Ammonthenephite,
Nice capture of AR and Proms. Is this the outgoing AR?
Alfred
Nice capture of AR and Proms. Is this the outgoing AR?
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Thanks! And that's a great question, I'm not really sure. I don't pay a lot of attention to my camera orientation or the final orientation of my images, so I'm not a good person to ask, lol.
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Very nice images, whatever the orientation.
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Good catch!
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Hello Ammonthenephite, excellent images - thanks...
I have been monitoring the progress of the AR which is in the far SW quadrant as I speak.
There are now two small Sunspots in that AR and SDO have shown an image as such.
According to spaceweather.com, if this continues as such then it will likely be named as AR2766 of the 25th Solar cycle, so not only watch this space, but watch that AR before it disappears over the edge...
Cheers
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I have been monitoring the progress of the AR which is in the far SW quadrant as I speak.
There are now two small Sunspots in that AR and SDO have shown an image as such.
According to spaceweather.com, if this continues as such then it will likely be named as AR2766 of the 25th Solar cycle, so not only watch this space, but watch that AR before it disappears over the edge...
Cheers
Terry
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Very good images.
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
That's a gorgeous image, it does look like the western limb and the new active region though
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Re: Light active region near a small prom, 06-27-20
Hi,
Great close up of that disppearing spot. In this case you just need to mirror your image in the horizontal axis.
Great close up of that disppearing spot. In this case you just need to mirror your image in the horizontal axis.
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