Sunspot AR3615 in high resolution
Taken by Eduardo Schaberger Poupeau on March 23, 2024 @
Rafaela, Provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina
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On the morning of this Saturday, March 23rd, I had the privilege of capturing this impressive image of the sunspot AR3615. While taking this photograph at 10:00 am (UT-3), this sunspot produced an M-class flare. This sunspot, captivating due to its intense activity, stretches approximately 200,000 kilometers across the sun's surface, forming an impressive formation that could be likened to an archipelago in a sea of plasma. Observing this phenomenon is, without a doubt, a majestic spectacle, requiring the use of proper solar filters for safe viewing. To capture this image, I used a 10-inch Newtonian telescope, with its primary mirror de-aluminized.
Photographer's website:
https://www.eduardoschaberger.ar
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