The Dutch Observatory

Clear skies with good seeing for a change.  Solar Activity remains Very Low with only one C-class flare today.  Today a new spot is coming around the Eastern limb.  So with spotless day 45 the current no spot streak will be coming to an end.  A small prom is also visible originating from around the new spot.  Today, full disk images and close ups of the mentioned regions.

Clear Skies with average seeing.  Solar Activity remains Very Low.  Today is the 43rd spotless day since Solar maximum. A very small flare could be made out just off the Eastern limb in Ha and CaK, but no WL spots were visible.  Today full disk images and close ups of the NW as well as NE limb limb in Ha and CaK.

Clear Skies, but temps below freezing this morning with average seeing.  Solar Activity remains to be Very Low with no flares in the last two days.  A small region visible in Ha, and CaK is also very calm.  Today full disk images in the three wavelengths and close ups in Ha and CaK.

Freezing temps, strong wind gusts and terrible seeing of 1/5.  However plenty of time between clouds to capture some images.  Solar Activity remains Very Low.  No spots or Active Regions.  A small region known as HARP 5408 in the NW quadrant, a small filament in the NE quadrant and a few Proms at the NE limb.

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This morning the cloudy skies gave way to an opening big enough for a few observations and images.  Solar Activity remains Very Low.  No Sunspots or regions reported today.  However, a small filament was visible in the NW quadrant and the SW limb showed a few nice proms.  Clouds blocked the skies  again so could not continue with CaK.  Yesterday marks the day where the three years passed for my Solar Activity analysis.  I am working on the last graphs and the analysis is finished and is being proof read.  I am excited about it.