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September 8, 2020 on 9:24 am | In Sun | Comments Off
Just enough time for my session, and then the clouds came. The Sun remains spotless for day 18 in the current spotless streak, and the first full day of Carrington Rotation CR2235. The filament in the NW is still visible and as well as a small filament in the SW. The Western limb shows some faint and small prominences.
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