The Dutch Observatory

Clear skies with average seeing today.  Solar Activity is Very Low with no C-class flares in the last two days. Remember, the last C-class flares happened on August 31st.  The single region AR2585 today covers an area of 420 millionths and is classified as an Eki on the McIntosh scale.  Total spot count is 12.  Today full disk images again, and close ups of the regions in all three wavelengths, and  it looks like AR2587 might be popping back up again.

A clear morning with very good seeing.  Solar Activity is Very Low with no flares in the last two days.  AR2585 has become a little smaller with 550 millionths.  Total Active Region Area is at 560 millionths with three regions.  Total sunspot count is at 29.  Mu close up in Ha of region AR2585 today is through the C11 and shows nice details of the penumbra and solar granulation.  Full disk images as well as close ups in the three wavelengths.

A lot of clouds during my observing session this morning, resulting in variable seeing conditions.  Today the Solar activity is Very Low with no flares in the last two days despite the large active region AR2585.  Its area covers 590 millionths of the 690 for the total of the disk.   Total spot count for today is 16.  Full disk images today with close ups of AR2585 and 86  as well as the nice filament.

Clear Skies, but did not have  much time.  Did not have time to process until 9/2 when it would be rainy and cloudy anyway.  Solar Activity is Low on the first with 2 Flares in the last two days.  Total Active Region Area accounts for 575 millionths for the five regions.  AR2584 has a size of 230 millionths which is a similar size as AR2574 was on August 12th.  Total spot count is at 41.  North of the new regions we see the very nice and large filament arching towards the Eastern limb.  Today full disk images as well as close ups of some of the areas.