3196

[Strom]

Looks like the newly tagged 3196 was responsible for the M1.12 at 1-19 04:05.  I may be wrong, but it looks like it may have a delta.

Edited January 19, 2023 by Strom
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[mozy]

You're correct, Its fairly small in size but it has quite good shear, too bad there's no overall growth in the region really to let that delta shine more.

[hamateur 1953]

Mozy, do you have a way to put an arrow to said Delta for us delta compromised individuals? 

2 hours ago, mozy said:

You're correct, Its fairly small in size but it has quite good shear, too bad there's no overall growth in the region really to let that delta shine more.

 

[mozy]

2 hours ago, hamateur 1953 said:

Mozy, do you have a way to put an arrow to said Delta for us delta compromised individuals? 

 

New M-flare from that same delta just now.

You can spot it easily on Stroms picture without an arrow, It's that dark blue spot next to the darker red.

There is dimming associated with it aswell

Edit: Another M-flare in quick succession

Edited January 19, 2023 by mozy

[Philalethes]

This little fellow seems to have an attitude.

[Alfonso Abrego]

At the Mount Wilson Observatory they study the magnetic classification based on the magnetic field lines coming from the spot, you have already seen this page, because I saw it only once and then I lost it.
I'm sorry I still don't know anything, I need to learn from you.
cordial greetings from the Mexican Radio Telescope Network.