SOLAR WATCH * Huge X8.2 Flare Sept. 10, 2017! (Updated Daily)

GOOD MORNING SHENUE

Last Edited by psyoptics on 01/08/2013 09:21 AM

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Yeah,...screw 'em Shenue. Hey there Finley, and all my Sun watching friends,... Good Morning!! Hahaha,...




Z

Don't count yer chickens just yet Blondie,...


:)

Z

Ooohhh I love that!!!

i know 1654 might be big...
1652 and 1653 seem to be the ones to be watching.
[link to www.solarham.net]
[link to www.solarmonitor.org]
[link to www.solarmonitor.org]
[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

Here's a good video showing how quickly sunspots can morph and change shape/develop

i have been counting them for over a week now while going through data hahaha
me coming to this conclusion has nothing to do with this new big sunspot on the eastern limb
we have everyhing i posted in that post the above quote is from (on previous page)
then we have the solar polar fields chart from Nov 18, 2012
[link to www.solen.info]
where we can clearly see the polar fields are about to cross
that was around a month and a half ago
when that update came out, there was not yet any significant sunspot rash breaking out on the sun, that we would see happen as polar fields on the sun prepare to reverse
the rash of sunspots happens from the innermixing of magnetic fields the occures while the polar fields are about to flip
we are now seeing the rash of sunspots and this is refleced in the high sunspot number we see this week of 196, when this time last week the sunspot number was at a low 55
this tells us the polar fields are now innermixing, causing this sunspot rash and the solar polar reversal is about to happen
= Solarmax
:)

Don't look now....but I think we've only seen HALF of this new mega-sized region!

MEGASPOT- Bigger than I thought!
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Good catch!

[link to www.lmsal.com]
i think 1654 has pop 3 flare today
2 c1's and a c2
if this is what will be number 1654....N07E89
still small c's for all the fuss everyone is making about it.

I see. You have not only counted your chickens, but named them as well.

You are awesome Nin,...thank you for being you.

[Note to Self: Bring those damned tomato plants the hell inside.]



Z

If that thing does not decay and so much as blinks at us......

bump.

Barrel of great big gun com'n round the bend.

Stiff upper lip Hugh.


Z

hugh
[link to www.solarham.net]
we might know more on wed. but ya think it might be B/G?

where did you find that image?

Last Edited by psyoptics on 01/08/2013 12:53 PM

Sorry, here's the link to latest HMI Intensitygram (also available in color from SDO):

[link to jsoc.stanford.edu]

I can't see all the magnetic structures, but if it starts flaring, LOOK OUT!

im watching the same thing Hugh!
we should have a way better view of whats trailing this big leading spot by sometime tonight

Nin, can you imagine if the area between the trailing stuff and the now visible spot were to fill in. Doom. :O

here is the link to all the real time SDO images where you cn look at this big spot on with all filters
[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
click to view the image in 2048, then after the image loads, click on the big spot for a zoomed in view :)

You mean this? Woussa!
[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Hey Nin, you think there might be 2 of them? I think you can see another one right next to it that hasn't come into full view as yet.

It looks like there are two of them exact same size;

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Another one is coming into view right next to it. It's like two eyes.

Last Edited by El Quisqueyano on 01/08/2013 01:28 PM

[link to www.youtube.com]

cant say for 100% sure just yet, because we need a bit better of a view (that we will have later today)
but as it is right now with what we Cant see...
it is not 2 sunspots
it is one
with a leading spot, and a trailing spot
and there is area filled in between the leading spot and the trailing spot

we can see here that it is one sunspot with only a small viewable seperation between the leading spot and the trailing spot






Edit: typo, "can" was suposto be "Can't"

Last Edited by NiNzrez on 01/08/2013 01:57 PM

Thank you, keep me updated. From the looks of it looks like it's gonna be 2 of same size. What would that entail Nin? Would it make it worse?

Sunspot 9393 responsible for X20 flare in April 2001.

Watch it grow:

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

Sunspot daily number was 326 that day! Here's more pix of 9393.

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

Here's a list of biggest sunspots measured (as of 2001):

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

Thread: HEAVY VIBRATION/BUZZ IN CASCADE MOUNTAINS BC.......

out of no where
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