I dont think theres a topic for this spot yet, and it looks to be growing at the moment. It has a beta-gamma configuration.

Edited July 13, 20241 yr by TheSolarMaster4700

This region decided to join in on the fun. The filament system throughout this region is interesting.

4 minutes ago, Parabolic said:

This region decided to join in on the fun. The filament system throughout this region is interesting.

It seems to be lifting, if I saw correctly on AIA 195

1 minute ago, chronical said:

It seems to be lifting, if I saw correctly on AIA 195

 

5 minutes ago, Parabolic said:

This region decided to join in on the fun. The filament system throughout this region is interesting.

oh thats interesting. i did not notice it until it started flaring. so the M class enhancement is due to the filament(s) ? 

Looks interesting

2 minutes ago, Misaka said:

Looks interesting

i also thought so but i dont see too much in 195.. any guess on eruptivity?

8 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

Accidentally pressed send and now its bugged, whoops. I can only write in the quote thingy, sorry MinYoongi for the unuseful notification 😂

 

Edited July 13, 20241 yr by chronical

29 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

 

oh thats interesting. i did not notice it until it started flaring. so the M class enhancement is due to the filament(s) ? 

Not the filaments themselves, but they can possibly lift off during a decent flare. I circled them before the flare and highlighted the ones we can still see during the flare. 

1 hour ago, Parabolic said:

Not the filaments themselves, but they can possibly lift off during a decent flare. I circled them before the flare and highlighted the ones we can still see during the flare. 

Very cool and probably part of the conductive process we are seeing going on across the Active Region too.  

It appears we have multiple regions involved now.  Run the 48 hour 131 angstrom movie and see if y’all agree with me on this.  Mike 

And first posting of F10.7 was 239 breaking  January 2023 record.  20:00 utc  hopefully this high or higher. 

Edited July 13, 20241 yr by hamateur 1953
F 10.7

It seems to have had its magnetic intensity downgraded, from a β- γ to a β. The possibility of intensifying back is, excitingly, high. (It seems to be warming back up again) Hope to see more flares from AR 13743!

5 hours ago, Zhe Yu said:

It seems to have had its magnetic intensity downgraded, from a β- γ to a β. The possibility of intensifying back is, excitingly, high. (It seems to be warming back up again) Hope to see more flares from AR 13743!

Hopefully it can produce something before getting TOO close to the west limb

Is the current flare coming from here? It appears to have peaked at M4.9

5 minutes ago, Ester89 said:

Is the current flare coming from here? It appears to have peaked at M4.9

The M5.05 flare seems to have come from this region, good spot, and seems to have ejected something as well! Hopeful for an Earth-directed CME as well

8 minutes ago, Ester89 said:

Is the current flare coming from here? It appears to have peaked at M4.9

 yeah SUVI131 shows what looks to be a CME coming from it too, most recent SUVI 131 shows something coming out from this reigon

 

looking at 304 Ang it almost looks like the direction is pretty decent too. 

 

Edited July 17, 20241 yr by Prizma1227

Maybe it'll be nice and give us a double peak 

5 minutes ago, Prizma1227 said:

 yeah SUVI131 shows what looks to be a CME coming from it too, most recent SUVI 131 shows something coming out from this reigon

Can get a good glimpse of it on 304a as well

3 minutes ago, BasedBenny said:

Can get a good glimpse of it on 304a as well

Yes, looks good

Is it an Earth-directed CME?

5 minutes ago, BasedBenny said:

Can get a good glimpse of it on 304a as well

Also tried AIA 094 335 193 and AIA 304 211 171

It looks eruptive but this whole region looks magnetically caged. Seems like most of it is/will be going back onto the surface.

Just now, BasedBenny said:

It looks eruptive but this whole region looks magnetically caged. Seems like most of it is/will be going back onto the surface.

Ok, on second examination of the images the eruption does seem somewhat contained.

1 minute ago, BasedBenny said:

It looks eruptive but this whole region looks magnetically caged. Seems like most of it is/will be going back onto the surface.

I highly doubt this region would be magnetically caged. All of the spots are relatively small and lacking a whole lot of magnetic concentration.

Just now, Parabolic said:

I highly doubt this region would be magnetically caged. All of the spots are relatively small and lacking a whole lot of magnetic concentration.

True! I have to say it's going to overdo it or disappoint us a lot 😉 hope it ejects something!

Looks like there's a rise again. Even if it's a tiny one, at least I got my wish of another peak heh

Hmmm well, i hope is gonna eject something, looks like is being on M level for longer than usual.

1 minute ago, Sagatha said:

Looks like there's a rise again. Even if it's a tiny one, at least I got my wish of another peak heh

Haha hope it does do another peak

1 minute ago, Manuel said:

Hmmm well, i hope is gonna eject something, looks like is being on M level for longer than usual.

Yes, the gradient is very shallow for some reason

Looks like there’s some data loss happening. 😪