6 hours ago, JaiGalaar said:

Is it this region? It's got a huge spot coming in there

  

Old region 3685 would be newly numbered sunspot region 3713.

Yes - this is the region responsible for the M3.22 flare - although AR 3712 did pop off immediately prior to AR3713 

On 6/12/2024 at 3:02 PM, Jesterface23 said:

  

Old region 3685 would be newly numbered sunspot region 3713.

Yes, this is the old 3685, last time (in May) we saw M and even X2.9 from it. I think he's very promising right now. Isn't that right?

I’ve been watching this forum for months and only now decided to join. Thought I’d say this region looks like it just formed a small delta.

 

11 minutes ago, Saturnitis said:

I’ve been watching this forum for months and only now decided to join. Thought I’d say this region looks like it just formed a small delta.

 

Welcome to the forums! Have fun!
 

1 hour ago, Saturnitis said:

I’ve been watching this forum for months and only now decided to join. Thought I’d say this region looks like it just formed a small delta.

 

Nice ! Let's see if they update its magnetic classification soon! It really looks to show up in the visible light view

I'm no expert but as of today it looks like this region is starting to form small deltas. It looks convincing to me but more input from you all would be great!

7 minutes ago, Cokelley said:

I'm no expert but as of today it looks like this region is starting to form small deltas. It looks convincing to me but more input from you all would be great!

I personally don’t see any, although I’m no expert either. Would you mind pointing to where you think you see them? 
 

Btw the previous delta I had mentioned earlier sadly decayed.

There are no deltas in the region at this time

10 minutes ago, Saturnitis said:

I personally don’t see any, although I’m no expert either. Would you mind pointing to where you think you see them? 
 

Btw the previous delta I had mentioned earlier sadly decayed.

I definitely have a lot to learn but I have pointed to the areas I had in question.

7 minutes ago, Cokelley said:

I definitely have a lot to learn but I have pointed to the areas I had in question.

A delta is formed by umbras of opposite polarity in a single penumbra.  If you look at the intensitygram of this region, you will see that both penumbras are very far apart.  I hope this information is useful to you!

4 minutes ago, Ester89 said:

A delta is formed by umbras of opposite polarity in a single penumbra.  If you look at the intensitygram of this region, you will see that both penumbras are very far apart.  I hope this information is useful to you!

Yes, thank you!

I need to look at both images to determine how close the penumbras actually are. I can see how they show up better in the intensitygram. Thanks again!

5 minutes ago, Cokelley said:

I need to look at both images to determine how close the penumbras actually are. I can see how they show up better in the intensitygram. Thanks again!

Yep, exactly; here on SWL there's a nice feature on the active region page where the pictures of the regions have sliders that let you easily compare the two, quite convenient in that regard.

30 minutes ago, Philalethes said:

Yep, exactly; here on SWL there's a nice feature on the active region page where the pictures of the regions have sliders that let you easily compare the two, quite convenient in that regard.

Doh ! I never realised that you could do that . Nice feature !!

8 minutes ago, 3gMike said:

Doh ! I never realised that you could do that . Nice feature !!

Sander introduced it a few months ago.  Waaay cool feature!!

21 minuten geleden, 3gMike zei:

Doh ! I never realised that you could do that . Nice feature !!

You can always check the changelog topic where we announce updates and new features. This one was introduced 8 months ago.

It looks like this region is finally starting to develop again.

Some growth for sure but we'll see. 

definitely looks more exciting than 3712 now.

i dont know how the maths works but its still showing 3713 as less likely to produce a flare than 3712 ,when to my very untrained eye seems to have more complexity

10 hours ago, Prizma1227 said:

still showing 3713 as less likely to produce a flare

No deltas as of yet unless the experts here see one starting to form. 

This one is starting to look really good indeed.

41 minutes ago, mozy said:

This one is starting to look really good indeed.

in the right portion?

56 minutes ago, Yani said:

No deltas as of yet unless the experts here see one starting to form. 

penumbra def. touching but im unsure about a delta. @mozy saying its looking good makes me think i may missed something

Probably it'll start flaring close to the limb 😅

1 hour ago, MinYoongi said:

in the right portion?

penumbra def. touching but im unsure about a delta. @mozy saying its looking good makes me think i may missed something

Talking about the growth.