1 minute ago, Jesterface23 said:

This is... new

sorry, i didnt keep much watch on the farside so i thought i'd ask. thank you

40 minutes ago, Solar_Marcel said:

Very nice and complex

are those 3 the same pictures or is that a timelapse?

4 minutes ago, Solar_Marcel said:

its classified beta-gamma-delta now

the magnetometer is still a bit faulty i think due to limb proximity ( i hate it  )  but where exactly is the delta? or are there more? Maybe @tniickck can answer this too hes good with assigning deltas

1 minute ago, MinYoongi said:

sorry

The ... was just a comment before looking to see if anything was there prior lol

2 minutes ago, Jesterface23 said:

The ... was just a comment before looking to see if anything was there prior lol

i thought so ❤️ 

Looking good for arouras with this region or no  is it looking bad for tech

23 minutes ago, Nathan Majors said:

Looking good for arouras with this region or no  is it looking bad for tech

Good for aurora? If we are lucky it can throw some plasma at us in the coming days

Bad for tech? No.

What's the largest sunspot group in SC25 so far to compare?

38 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

sorry, i didnt keep much watch on the farside so i thought i'd ask. thank you

are those 3 the same pictures or is that a timelapse?

the magnetometer is still a bit faulty i think due to limb proximity ( i hate it  )  but where exactly is the delta? or are there more? Maybe @tniickck can answer this too hes good with assigning deltas

 

1 minute ago, libmar96 said:

What's the largest sunspot group in SC25 so far to compare?

not even close😁

27 minutes ago, Nathan Majors said:

Looking good for arouras with this region or no  is it looking bad for tech

auroras - yes

bad for tech - no

11 minutes ago, libmar96 said:

What's the largest sunspot group in SC25 so far to compare?

3014 was the largest so far according to the archives at 1190MH.

Edited February 4, 20241 yr by Calder
Added the size

24 minutes ago, Calder said:

3014 was the largest so far according to the archives at 1190MH.

3354 was bigger but it was given 1150

2 hours ago, MinYoongi said:

sorry, i didnt keep much watch on the farside so i thought i'd ask. thank you

are those 3 the same pictures or is that a timelapse?

the magnetometer is still a bit faulty i think due to limb proximity ( i hate it  )  but where exactly is the delta? or are there more? Maybe @tniickck can answer this too hes good with assigning deltas

these 3 pictures are a timelapse, the other pictures i had made were too bad quality, cause i didnt find any high resolution SDO photos for yesterday, wanted to compare the spot developement as it came arount the limb

1 hour ago, tniickck said:

 

not even close😁

auroras - yes

bad for tech - no

haha nice that you use my picture fot that, although its not even that good, i could have done it better tbh...

EDIT: Maybe someone here can send a link where i can find 4096x4096 pictures from HMIIC in the past? then i could make the comparison how this spot developed, because in the HMIIC movie out on the SDO Data site, there seems to be a lot of shifiting and growing and decaying and somewhat "spraying"... would be nice if anyone knows where to find that

2 hours ago, Solar_Marcel said:

its classified beta-gamma-delta now

got downgraded to beta-delta

Edited February 4, 20241 yr by Solar_Marcel

30 minutes ago, Solar_Marcel said:

these 3 pictures are a timelapse, the other pictures i had made were too bad quality, cause i didnt find any high resolution SDO photos for yesterday, wanted to compare the spot developement as it came arount the limb

haha nice that you use my picture fot that, although its not even that good, i could have done it better tbh...

EDIT: Maybe someone here can send a link where i can find 4096x4096 pictures from HMIIC in the past? then i could make the comparison how this spot developed, because in the HMIIC movie out on the SDO Data site, there seems to be a lot of shifiting and growing and decaying and somewhat "spraying"... would be nice if anyone knows where to find that

got downgraded to beta-delta

you could try http://jsoc.stanford.edu/

A fairly long region. Well, the part that I though was a positive polarity spot yesterday(or early today UTC) split and looks to actually be two different negative and positive polarity umbra.

Edited February 4, 20241 yr by Jesterface23

4 minutes ago, Jesterface23 said:

A fairly long region. Well, the part that I though was a positive polarity spot yesterday(or early today UTC) split and looks to actually be two different negative and positive polarity umbra.

It looks shocked 

And the far southeast end of the region just happened to be what gave us an M-Class flare

Still a bit close to the limb but the M-class activity we are seeing and what looks to be a very tight delta gives me the vibes that it is a question of when and not if we are going to see an X-class solar flare. Could be two interesting weeks ahead of us if this region persists that long.

Must be a very tight delta indeed, because i still cant make it out 100%.   There seems to be no Gamma, right?

3 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

Must be a very tight delta indeed, because i still cant make it out 100%.   There seems to be no Gamma, right?

there is (as i see) 

3576 has now been given a size of 700.it is top 19 in SC25

can you maybe show me the delta? Maybe a gif from @Philalethes? No matter how often i switch the tabs it does not fit with the magnetogram  

Double flare!

24 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

can you maybe show me the delta? Maybe a gif from @Philalethes? No matter how often i switch the tabs it does not fit with the magnetogram  

It's still a bit early to tell what's what if you ask me, but it looks to be quite complex indeed (and now it's flaring a bunch). You can take a look for yourself:

Also, just a note in case you're not aware that SWL implemented a nice sliding feature that gives pretty much the same type of easy way to compare the two (but with still images instead, which probably saves a bunch on size, very creative solution).

14 minutes ago, SpaceWeather5464 said:

Double flare!

a triple

and radio emission 

 

12 minutes ago, tniickck said:

a triple

and radio emission 

 

Flares are always a good sign of activity.

11 minutes ago, Philalethes said:

It's still a bit early to tell what's what if you ask me, but it looks to be quite complex indeed (and now it's flaring a bunch). You can take a look for yourself:

Also, just a note in case you're not aware that SWL implemented a nice sliding feature that gives pretty much the same type of easy way to compare the two (but with still images instead, which probably saves a bunch on size, very creative solution).

thank you. it didnt really strike me as extremely complex because as far as i can see its 2 spots of opposed plarity smushed together right? not crazy mixed or anything?

1 hour ago, tniickck said:

there is (as i see) 

3576 has now been given a size of 700.it is top 19 in SC25

Thanks. Someone said it’s the biggest this cycle with 700

17 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

 

Thanks. Someone said it’s the biggest this cycle with 700

nah, it is only 19th place of this cycle. do you remember 3354? it was in the end of June - beginning of July and takes the 2nd place

Size does matter, I suppose. Haha. This guy is gonna deal us an x class pretty soon we hope.  Love that finally regions are becoming physically larger. Overdue imho.