I think there is some form of filament detaching in the west? @mozy 

 

1 hour ago, MinYoongi said:

I think there is some form of filament detaching in the west? @mozy 

 

There's something happening around S18W90 or near where ar3730 existed. Is that what you're referring to?

i think theres some form of filaments lifting center disk or so?

Interesting note from @drkstrong on twitter. Images from exactly 1 solar rotation apart show how long this coronal hole has been around. Does this persistent coronal hole explain the imbalance of solar activity between hemispheres. Looks like quite a few active regions are moving in now, but throughout the last few months of the solar cycle, theres definitely been more activity in the southern hemisphere.

On 7/16/2024 at 8:35 PM, BasedBenny said:

Interesting note from @drkstrong on twitter. Images from exactly 1 solar rotation apart show how long this coronal hole has been around. Does this persistent coronal hole explain the imbalance of solar activity between hemispheres. Looks like quite a few active regions are moving in now, but throughout the last few months of the solar cycle, theres definitely been more activity in the southern hemisphere.

The coronal hole does grow over time, and the imbalance is very intriguing, I wonder why as well.

Hey seems like 3751 destabilised a filament to its south? Something lifted there, maybe something could come our way? Does look a little slow (might even get sucked back in?), but maybe it could be worth taking a look at it ^^

4 hours ago, SamDieGurke said:

Hey seems like 3751 destabilised a filament to its south? Something lifted there, maybe something could come our way? Does look a little slow (might even get sucked back in?), but maybe it could be worth taking a look at it ^^

Looks like it was able to escape the corona. It is a bit slow and south. Hopefully it reaches us.

13 minutes ago, Sunlive123 said:

We have A RECORD of diming !

If you have a light bulb that hasn't dimmed so much before, maybe you should consider replacing it.

1 hour ago, Jesterface23 said:

If you have a light bulb that hasn't dimmed so much before, maybe you should consider replacing it.

Hahaha, thats true.

 

 

On a side note, is the CME going too far south for earth impact?

4 hours ago, MinYoongi said:

On a side note, is the CME going too far south for earth impact?

I'm pretty sure it went way south.

5 hours ago, MinYoongi said:

On a side note, is the CME going too far south for earth impact?

Directed too far south and too slow for an Earth impact.

1 hour ago, Jesterface23 said:

Directed too far south and too slow for an Earth impact.

Do agree, seems the case with every CME recently.

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At about 05:20 a filament broke off in the northwest of the sun, causing a CME that is difficult to see (due to the X1 CME from behind). Maybe we'll get something, but probably not because the CME is too north.

At 01:16 UTC a filament was destabilized north of 3775, which resulted in a CME. It seems directed to the north, and due to the earliness of the event I can't determine if we could get an impact

It isn't on the earth facing side but I think it was pretty cool. It happened about 2 hours ago. Edit: it was happening just as the day was changing in UTC time

Edited August 9, 20241 yr by SpaceFrog
It happened when day was changing in UTC time

No filaments and prominences even though there are lots of sunspots as of 13 August 2024.

13 hours ago, faster328 said:

No filaments and prominences even though there are lots of sunspots as of 13 August 2024.

I can see several filaments and a few polar prominences. What do you mean by this exactly?

Edited August 13, 20241 yr by Parabolic

12 hours ago, Parabolic said:

I can see several filaments and a few polar prominences. What do you mean by this exactly?

Where are they?

This prominence is huge!!

 

25 minutes ago, JaviMJ2304 said:

This prominence is huge!!

 

It was being erupted, the filament wasn't that big quiescently unfortunately.

20 minutes ago, Loganas said:

It was being erupted, the filament wasn't that big quiescently unfortunately.

If that's the case, then we might see a CME from this prominence towards the north in the LASCO images, right?

1 hour ago, JaviMJ2304 said:

If that's the case, then we might see a CME from this prominence towards the north in the LASCO images, right?

It was from the far side unfortunately 

 

is there an associated cme?

1 hour ago, MinYoongi said:

 

is there an associated cme?

Thanks for posting this !! I had stopped monitoring cme's since we didn't have any major flare players recently so I appreciate this !