Thursday, April 7, 2022

The Sun on April 6, 2022

 The Sun on 04.06.2022. I had to image today through clouds and haze, which is a challenge with narrowband solar imaging. The resulting images still show lots of detail, inclusing some impressive prominences and filaments. The current spot groups on the sun are magnetically stable, so they are unlikely to produce any flares. Click individial images for larger pix.










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