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May 30, 2015 on 7:27 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
The activity on the Sun remains very low. Two Active Regions with a total of three spots. Total spot area today is 70 millionths and no flares in the last two days. The large filament starts to reach the western edge of the Sun and the SW limb shows a very nice prominence. So overall the Sun is still very nice to observe. The skies were pretty stable so I took my SVC80 back out again to image AR2356 through the Baader 0.3u photographic filter combined with the continuum filter. Today also close ups in H-a, CaK in addition to the whole disk image.
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