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| Name | Daily Sunspots: July 17, 2024 (7/17/24)- 250 spots! #sun #solar #sunspots #seestar #AR3751 |
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| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-07-2024 19:19:27 |
| Video Discription | ZWO Seestar s50 in solar mode to capture the sun's sunspots today, Wednesday 7/17/24: 250 total sunspots (+45 from yesterday) AR3738 (AR13738) has 11 sunspots covering 450mH (~2.6x area of Earth) just moved from view. AR3743 (AR13743) has 22 sunspots covering 150mH (~0.8x area of Earth). It had a 55% chance of producing at least a c-class flare, but it has actually produced several: C3.6, C5.1, M5.0, M3.4. AR3744 (AR13744) has 6 (+1) sunspots covering 70mH (~0.4x area of Earth). It has a 20% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3747 (AR13747) has 3 (+1) sunspots covering 120mH (~0.7x area of Earth). It has a 10% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3750 (AR13750) has 7 sunspots (+1) covering 60mH (~0.4x area of Earth). It has a 25% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3751 (AR13751) has 22 sunspots (+10) covering 340mH (~2x area of Earth). It had an 80% chance of producing at least a c-class flare, but has actually produced 2: C4.5 & C8.7. AR3753 (AR13753) has 10 (-1) sunspots covering 50mH (~0.3x area of Earth). It has a 50% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3755 (AR13755) has 4 sunspots covering 100mH (~0.6x area of Earth). It has a 25% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3756 (AR13756) has 1 sunspot covering 100mH (~0.6x area of Earth). It has a 5% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3757 (AR13757) has 1 sunspot covering 60mH (~0.4x area of Earth). It has a 10% chance of producing at least a c-class flare. AR3742 (AR13742), AR3745 (AR13745), AR3746 (AR13746), AR3748 (AR13748), AR3749 (AR13749), AR3752 (AR13752), AR3754 (AR13754) are 50mH or smaller. Area of sunspots are measured in millionths of a solar hemisphere (MH). For updates on today's Sun flares, visit: www.spaceweatherlive.com Pino Astro: Astronomy for Everyone! |
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