Sunday, April 24, 2022

The Sun on April 24, 2022

 A string of active regions runs across pretty much the whole disk of the sun today (4.24.2022)--a big change from what was visible just a few days ago. The main active regions are AR 2293-2294, which has the potential to produce M-Class solar flares. Here's an inverted image of the sun, and, for a change, a white light image of the disk showing sunspots and penumbral areas.






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