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February 14, 2015 on 2:19 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
Sunny Skies but windy. Today’s Sun is really calm. 4 Active regions with only 19 Sunspots total covering only 290 millionth. Wow that’s small. Also only two C-class flares in the last two days. The nice thing is still the huge filament associated with AR2280. It reaches 50,000 miles high, or six times the size of Earth. Its beautiful to observe at the Western limb of the Sun.
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