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Monday, November 2, 2015
AR 2443--Minor Flaring
The sun is moving below the tree line from my observing site, so I'm entering a time when solar observations will become even less frequent. However, yesterday (Nov. 1), I did a quick setup of the PST-DS and captured some flaring from AR 2443 through the trees with my Mallicam DSm. The images were all taken separated by only a few minutes, but the change in AR 2443 is very noticeable as the flaring subsides.
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