July 7, 2017 on 9:25 pm | In Sun | Comments Off

Here is the animated Gif of the aftermath of the C1.0 flare.  I cannot believe I am spending this time on a  C-class flare.  But it has been a while since we have had one and even longer for me to capture such a flare in an animation, or the aftermath of one.  Click the image to load and activate the animation. This is 15 minutes of flare activity in AR2665.

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July 7, 2017 on 9:11 pm | In Sun | Comments Off

Clear skies and good seeing today.  This was going to be a quick observation today, but it turned out different.  Solar Activity was Very Low until AR2665 released a C1.0 flare.  My first image caught the end of the flare, so I had to capture the aftermath of the event in an animated gif which took a lot more time.  Solar Activity is Low with one C class flare in the last two days.  AR2665 covers an area of 140 millionths today and has 6 spots.  The filaments of yesterday are still there, but are deteriorating fast.  I did not observe any prominences at the time of my observation.

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