The Dutch Observatory

Lots of clouds today so my mount battery ran out of power and I had to stop my session.  AR2767 has disappeared around the Western limb, but we gained another region in the East, where AR2770 has emerged.  AR2769 seems stable, however my images today are restricted to 4 WL and Ha images, showing the new region.

Clear skies with average seeing after the clouds burned off.  AR2767 is barely visible at the SW limb.  AR2768 has decayed and is now degraded to a plage, but the new area  a few degrees to the East was named this morning a AR2769, so we continue with spots on the Sun!.  Today full disk images and close ups of the mentioned areas.

Clear skies during the session, but the seeing was below average.  Both AR2767 and AR2768 have further decayed.  In fact, I did not see any spots in AR2768, except some very small decayed pores.  However the new region that came around the Eastern limb yesterday seems to have some spots.  However it is not named yet.  It looks like AR2767 will make it to the Western limb and we’ll be waiting what the new area does.  Unfortunately, I did forget to image the area around AR2768 as a 540nm close up.  I guess I am getting old….