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February 29, 2016 on 7:49 am | In Sun | Comments Off
Clear skies and pretty stable skies today. Seeing 9/10. The further we are getting on the way to the Solar low, the less activity we see. Todays Solar activity is Low because there only was one C-class flare in the last two days. The Sun only produced 3 B-class flares today. Active Region AR2506 doubled its size to 60 millionths and has now been upgraded to a Cro from a Dai on the McIntosh scale. The two Sunspots on the Sun cover today a total Active Region Area of 70 millionth with 17 sunspots. Three full disk images today and close ups of AR2506 in three wavelengths. In addition, I was able to bring the C11 out for an additional close up of AR2506 with the continuum filter.
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