AR3765-67 (marked), has the potential to produce X-Class flares. I've also included a cropped, Ha image of this area. The image lacks sharpness asI was shooting through light cloud, but it still shows the turbulent nature of this area of the Sun.
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WR 134--8 Hours with the Seestar 50
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