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June 6, 2015 on 6:18 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
Saturday 2015-06-06. The Sky is pretty stable this morning. The Sun shows very few prominences and they are very small, but the active regions still stick out especially in Calcium-K which shows a nice light bridged AR2362. So, today two full disk images again, one with the ASI120MM and the other with the DMK41 as well as a close up of Active Regions 2360,61 and 62 in CaK. Today 7 active regions with 29 sunspots covering 420 millionths.
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