Thursday, July 13, 2017
AR2665 from Lake Michigan -- 7/13/2017
AR2665 is decaying, but it is still an impressive sight in white light. A new active area, AR2666, is visible above and to the left of it at the top of the frame; it looks like a few small black specks. This is a stacked image (250 AVI frames) taken with a 90mm MAK and Mallincam DS 2.3+. Stacking and wavelets in Registax.
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