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July 3, 2012 on 3:33 pm | In Sun, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Early this morning the sky was clear. AR1515 has been very active over the last 24 hours with a few M class flares, the largest being an M5.6. In addition many C class flares. A very active sun. My attempt to make an animation again did not work, since clouds started to interfere. today a full disk image with some nice active regions, filaments and prominences. In addition a closeup of the group in the northern hemisphere of AR1513, 14, 15 and 17.
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