1 minute ago, MinYoongi said:

Same. I’m very sure of one in the top middle 

I have the same and also one on the bottom slightly to the right, also sharing a penumbra. And one on the left, but unsure about this one

11 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

I wonder why it’s so active today. Like, where’s the hotspot?

This was the last M5 where I also overlayed the Continuum image. Most of the larger ones seem to come from this part.

4 minutes ago, Adohran said:

I have the same and also one on the bottom slightly to the right, also sharing a penumbra. And one on the left, but unsure about this one

This was the last M5 where I also overlayed the Continuum image. Most of the larger ones seem to come from this part.

Does this one have a clear delta? Not just penumbra touching?

9 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

Does this one have a clear delta? Not just penumbra touching?

They share the same penumbra 

Wow it’s held M-level for quite some time now.

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The umbrae of opposite polarity in a single penumbra

Does that only count for one pair of opposites or are multiples also allowed?

From what I can tell, it can be multiple, just as long as its one penumbra.

17 minutes ago, BasedBenny said:

From what I can tell, it can be multiple, just as long as its one penumbra.

Then I count 5 in total

Those are the once I caught

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6 minutes ago, Adohran said:

Then I count 5 in total

Those are the once I caught

I can't really tell with the topmost one or that one on the left but the other three right against the negative region are good candidates as far as I'm tracking.

There's been a bit of new flux emergence ahead of the leader spot which has also grown. There has been some positive flux emerging in between parts of the new growth. Here are before and after photos that are 12ish hours apart. I outlined the areas that consist of emerging flux and circled some of the deltas that have kept regenerating in pink. 

Another M-Flare, Ar13738, make us proud

3 minutes ago, Adohran said:

Another M-Flare, Ar13738, make us proud

X

1 hour ago, Parabolic said:

There's been a bit of new flux emergence ahead of the leader spot which has also grown. There has been some positive flux emerging in between parts of the new growth. Here are before and after photos that are 12ish hours apart. I outlined the areas that consist of emerging flux and circled some of the deltas that have kept regenerating in pink. 

Hooray for emerging fluXXX!!

6 minutes ago, mozy said:

X

That was so unexpected, was just about to go to sleep but the sun has other plans 

This time it wasn't the outer region but right the center I think as the source 

I got the notification and immediately dropped what I was doing. I'm so happy 

The great waiting seems to be finally over

20 hours ago, ScrapFatherScrapSon said:

3738 better not be gearing up for the famous farewell limb X bomb😂🤞

@ScrapFatherScrapSon seems like we got a nice show before getting too close to the limb! Really cool stuff from 3738 over these past 24 hours. This X looks beautiful.

 

Woot woot!  Levels have been stead and gone up a bit in recent minutes as well, might have a second peak incoming. 

I've been away to follow Tropic Weather for a bit - good time to be back!

Right as it enters the limb sorta. Man the right side (how we see it looking at images) is where all the fun is. 

1 minute ago, Yani said:

Right as it enters the limb sorta. Man the right side (how we see it looking at images) is where all the fun is. 

The meme still holds true, west or east limb is where the party happens and the center gets nothing😂

Doesn't look eruptive tho

Doesn’t look very eruptive, unless I missed something

finally some real activity i dont even care if its earth directed or not

I would be surprised if this didn’t reach escape velocity 

Now we just gotta wait for c2 to update and see if we get a CME 

Plus we may get some help ( or interference from CH affecting Solar wind presently unless I am mistaken.  

Yeah, it doesn't look eruptive. Maybe only a little poof of a CME.