Fast evolving sunspot
Taken by Maximilian-Vlad Teodorescu on July 20, 2026 @ Institute of Space Science, Romania
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Yesterday, sunspot 4493 was barely detectable, today it is the biggest sunspot group on the Earth-directed side of the Sun. What an evolution. This might as well be the trigger for some nice flares, Earth directed. 200 mm solar Newton. Continuum filter.
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