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July 28, 2015 on 11:13 am | In Sun | Comments Off
Relative stable skies, so I captured some images in all three wavelengths I have equipment for. Ha with the SM40, WL/Continuum with the SVC80 as well as the C11 and CaK with the PST-CaK. The Sun showed low flare activity with only one C-Class flare in the last two days. Two active regions AR2389 and 90 with a total spot area of 190 millionths distributed over 18 sun spots. The images show a full disk for all wavelenths and closeups of AR2389 and 90 in two while I also captured HARP4288, 92, 94 and 97 in CaK.
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