AR3738 continues to harbor energy for X-Class flares as it exits the solar disk. Meanwhile, between the 6 and 7 o'clock position on the image, AR3751 is gowing rapidly and may pose a risk for strong flares.
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Fine detail captured in the Horsehead Nebula by the Seestar S50
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