The Dutch Observatory

Very clear and stable skies today, but the Sun remained spotless.  Did not even see a prom, just a very small filament.

Another spotless day with a few small filaments and faint proms in Ha.  A very quiet Sun.

Clear skies with average seeing.  Another spotless day for spotless day 518 since Solar maximum.  A small filament can be seen in Ha near the NE limb as well as a few small plages in CaK at higher latitudes.

Clear skies with above average seeing.  Another spotless Sun today. A few small plages remain visible in CaK. Other than that, the Sun is quiet.

Skies cleared a bit late.  The Sun remains spotless, but a few nice plages can be observed in CaK.  In addition we see some proms in the NE and the Western limb.  Today full disk images and two close ups of two of the plages.

Clear Skies with average seeing.  A spotless Sun for spotless day 513 since Solar maximum.  The Sun is really quiet with the exception of a few plages visible in CaK.

It was cloudy early on, but cleared later.  Today only full disk images.  I was not able to see AR2747, but three small plages showed up in CaK, one of which was AR2747.  The other two showed yesterday as reverse polarized areas so they have been included in our summary on the ALPO Solar website.  Did not make out any filaments or proms today.

Scattered clouds allowing plenty of time for some images.  The Sun is still spotless.  A small prom is visible at the western limb as well as a small filament in the Ha image.  Today only full disk images.

Cloudy skies, but a sucker hole showed up enough for three images in 4 minutes, in below average seeing conditions.  The Sun’s activity remains Very Low with no spots. A few small filaments are visible.  Only full disk images today.