AR3712
Taken by Philip Smith on June 15, 2024 @ Manorville, NY USA
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Date Taken: 2024:06:16 06:16:44
 
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On 06-15-24 I imaged sunspot group AR3712 from my Manorville NY Observatory. This new sunspot AR3712 has increased in size 10-fold in the past 48 hours: The fast-growing active region has a mixed-polarity magnetic field that harbors energy for X-class solar flares. Any such eruptions this weekend will be geoeffective as the sunspot turns directly facing Earth. My imaging configuration was a Celestron EdgeHD 14 that I added in front of the telescope's main optical lens AstroSolar PHOTOFILM ND= 3.8 " Not for visual viewing with an eyepiece at all because you are risking your eyesight! Camera use ONLY at all times. The image camera was the ZWO ASI174MM. and a Baader 7.5nm Solar Continuum Filter 1.25". and ASTRO-PHYSICS 2x Convertible Barlow. Kind Regards To ALL 🙂
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