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January 19, 2015 on 11:26 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
In my previous solar post I asked where all the Sunspots had gone….. but today a little improvement. Stability had improved a lot since the Jupiter session last night, so this morning I was able to also capture a few white light close ups of AR2266 including some nice granulation. Four active regions today, all very small, 10, 20, 30 and 90 millionth respective. Only two flares from AR2259. The Close ups are from AR2266, which contains 13 spots.
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