The Dutch Observatory

This morning a clear sky with a spotless Sun.  A number of small prominences could be observed in the NE, NW and SE limbs.  Also a few small filaments in the SW SE and NW quadrants.  Overall, a quiet solar day. Today as usual, three full disk images in the three wavelengths.

Another spotless day.  The prom in the NE has disappeared, but a few faint and small proms can be seen on the Eastern limb as well as the SW limb and a filament is visible in the NW quadrant.  A very quiet Sun. Today full disk images in the three wavelengths.

Had to image through a little haze this morning.  A spotless Sun. A few prominences still in the NE, SE and SW and a filament near the NE limb.

Clear skies with great seeing.  A spotless day, but we still have the prominences at the NE and NW limbs……  A quiet Sun.

Clear skies with great seeing this morning!  Another spotless Sun.  A small filament can be seen emerging in Ha at the NE limb as an extension of a small prom. Some more proms in the NE, and on the NW limb.

Clear skies with good seeing.  Another spotless day.  However, some small filaments can be seen as well as a few proms at the Eastern limb. For the rest, the Sun is taking a nap.

Again clear skies with good seeing.  AR2748 has decayed to a plage only.  So we’re counting spotless day 540 since solar max.  A small prom was visible in the NW and a filament near the Southern limb.  Today three full disk images and a close up of the plage in Ha.

Clear skies again with good seeing.  AR2748 has stabilized and measures today 20 millionths. In addition we see some prominences around the disk as well as a filament in the NE.  Full disk images today as well as close ups of the mentioned regions.

Clear and stable skies.  The spot that developed yesterday and ended the spotless streak is nicely visible, as well as a number of prominences around the disk, and filaments in the NE and NW.  So, today full disk images as well as close ups in the three wavelengths of AR2748 and the Western prom.