SOLAR WATCH * 251 M & 18 X FLARES starting 3-7-2011 (Updated Daily)

A little too little a little too late

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wow Mercury is fast, 2 days.

yeah, Mercury.





Last Edited by Da fuq on 02/20/2013 06:30 PM

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It is pretty, isn't it? :-)

G'day SC :-)

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GOOOOD Stuff Hugh!

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Hi Shenue, SC and I were having a bit of a mini smilie-off!

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1670 is 4 times the size of 1678 if its still one SS, being backside and all, massive!

Venus mars and solar openings showing convective release areas( dark red bursts)

Indeed.




Z

wish we had some better visuals on it. We need an SDO backside already.

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Mt. Mang,
Are you dancing? LOL

Hope you are doing well!

Good evening, Mama!

I'm gonna put on a flare dance clinic tonight, just for you (:

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spike!

WOOT WOOT!!!

A day on Mercury is longer than its year.

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Mercury at a glance:

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lol, omg-facts is gonna have to change their name to omg-fails

edit thinking behind thats mercury, sooo sorry

AR1670 was decaying before it went beyond the limb. I think you're looking at the massive plage region which was remnants of megaspot 1654. I was closely watching that regions return (2 weeks ago) because it was so bright on the EUVI images and when it came over there wasn't much left in the way of spots. Although the plage and loops were enormous, its spots vanished and it went away without a flicker or flare.

Megaspot 1654-

I believe you're right Hugh,that would explain the signature.Have you ever been away from something and it feels difficult to readjust? I have no problem with geophysics but heliophysics and solar tech aren't natural to me , so I have to work extra hard. Maybe thats why I love it so much. Thanks for your insight!



AMAZING that transitor!

Recently a C1.7 and a C2 flare. There was also just an Earth-facing filament liftoff in the north. You night watch folks stay alert for a CME, O.K.?

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There a fantastic giant solar tornado on the NW limb (at 1 o'clock approx.). I can't do helioviewer so you should go watch the SDO movies...it's quite beautiful.

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I'll stick around for a while and do my best, need the practice , months of makes things weird!

Haven't had time to backread today, but did you guys see this?

Thread: NASA Warning Solar Storms Possible

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hitting below 50

NASA Sees Monster Sunspot Growing Fast, Solar Storms Possible


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A C2.5....flares are getting stronger and more frequent from 1678 now.

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H-alpha movie:
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Joint USAF/NOAA Solar Region Summary
SRS Number 52 Issued at 0030Z on 21 Feb 2013
Report compiled from data received at SWO on 20 Feb
I. Regions with Sunspots. Locations Valid at 20/2400Z
Nmbr Location Lo Area Z LL NN Mag Type
1671 N16W59 074 0090 Hsx 03 02 Alpha
1673 S11E04 010 0080 Cao 08 16 Beta
1675 N12W23 038 0050 Hsx 03 01 Alpha
1676 S19E26 348 0050 Cso 03 02 Beta
1677 S28E26 349 0010 Axx 01 01 Alpha
1678 N11W54 068 0360 Dkc 08 13 Beta-Gamma-Delta
1679 S14E30 344 0010 Axx 01 01 Alpha

So far as I can tell from sun vid, no cme's from those last three C's.

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Last Edited by Isis One on 02/21/2013 12:42 AM

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No movement



Watch the mpegs. That is not mercury, it is moving too fast.

Last Edited by Da fuq on 02/21/2013 12:48 AM