Full disk 30-06-2020

[rsfoto]

Hi,

Here today's Sun taken with a uniform hazy sky. I saw it in the exposure time but being uniform it does not matter.

The no yet numbered spot in the Southeastern quadrant located at about -24° and -55° is small but a pore or maybe two are visible in the White Light image.

A nice ¿ filaprom ? in the Northeastern quadrant with a cut off Horseshoe and fine filigree. Also a nice filaprom in the Northwestern quadrant on hte limb.

Interesting is that the plague in the Northwestern quadrant at about +64° and +60° is visible in the white light image.

A very faint promince floating on the Southwestern limb between -30° and -40°.

The Sun's Polar axis is nearing the vertical position and this will happen here in NHSA on the 6th of July at 08:30 hours Today it is about -2.6° (to the West)

As always best seen in full size in a new Tab or Window and thanks for dropping by.

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[David_The_Bears_Fan]

Awesome Rainer

[dhkaiser]

Lots of detail in those images, thanks. Clouds here till Thursday.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

Thank you Rainer - some interesting images and data.

Regards
Terry

[eroel]

Rainer:
Super mosaics, look at that protuberance belt.
Fuerte abrazo,
Eric.

[JochenM]

Excellent, Rainer. The disk is starting to look a bit more "alive" again.

[DeepSolar64]

I really like your observational narrative and photos, Rainer. They certainly expand on my brief views on Tuesday. Thanks.

[Montana]

Look at that amazing filament train in the north, that is a sight to behold great images and great information

Alexandra

[marktownley]

That;s a beauty! Look at all the cycle 25 activity kicking in!