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March 11, 2015 on 12:49 pm | In Sun, Uncategorized | Comments Off
After a few days of clouds and a little rain, a few hours of broken skies with so-so seeing until the clouds are back again. The sun has been real active with 4 M and 17 C-class flares in the last 48 hours. The Sun spots in AR2297 have increased from 19 to 32 since yesterday and the area now occupies 280 millionth today. Its nice to see this guy is really active 
Today a full disk image and two closer views of AR2297 and the area around it with some nice filaments.
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