AR 4492 and 4493 evolution
Taken by Maximilian-Vlad Teodorescu on July 24, 2026 @ Institute of Space Science, Romania
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Evolution of two different sunspot groups: AR 4493 is a newly formed group that at the moment is stable more or less, with a bipolar configuration, while 4492 is actually the old very active group (end of June, start of July) named 4479. To make a parallel: something like 4492 is what will remain of 4493 in a few weeks also. Note the large number of light bridges in 4492, a good sign of breaking apart. Too bad the weather and seeing were poor most of these sessions... 200 mm solar Newtonian, Continuum filter.
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