AR 3181 with two bright flares
Taken by Dr. J. Wayne Wooten on January 9, 2023 @ Pensacola, Florida
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At 1547 UT, two bright point source flares erupted from AR 3181, on the SW quadrant. To the right, AR 3183 is about to go over the limb today. To the lower left, AR 3182 is even bigger spot group, with large faculae all around. On SE limb, new AR 3184 rotates onto disk. In norhtern hemisphere, only action is on upper right limb, where AR 3180 is rotating over the NW limb. Lunt 60, B 1200 Ha diagonal, 12mm Plossl, iPhone 12s, normal and monochrome settings.
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