Old AR 13712 (β-γ-δ). Caused recent flaring at the limb. Produced 9 M1 flares in its previous rotation (AR 13712 (β-γ-δ) ).

As of 0955 UTC, AR 13742 (α) at S23E64 and has an α configuration.

8 hours ago, faster328 said:

Old AR 13712 (β-γ-δ). Caused recent flaring at the limb. Produced 9 M1 flares in its previous rotation (AR 13712 (β-γ-δ) ).

Looks miserable

As of 0955 UTC, AR 13742 (α) at S23E64 and has an α configuration.

 

Very nice ! I wonder if this region is where the unlabeled M flares that occurred a couple of days ago came from?

1 hour ago, Cokelley said:

Very nice ! I wonder if this region is where the unlabeled M flares that occurred a couple of days ago came from?

most likely! 

On 7/9/2024 at 10:55 AM, faster328 said:

Old AR 13712 (β-γ-δ). Caused recent flaring at the limb. Produced 9 M1 flares in its previous rotation (AR 13712 (β-γ-δ) ).

As of 0955 UTC, AR 13742 (α) at S23E64 and has an α configuration.

I have to say, the magnetic intensity is very varied here, the region just needs to be more compact. It is still an α configuration, I can verify. It has the potential, and has the time to intensify, which could mean more flares!

Edited July 17, 20241 yr by Zhe Yu
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