A M-Class flare from this region.

Edited July 13, 20241 yr by Jesterface23

i wonder if its eruptive

Just now, Jesterface23 said:

An M-Class flare from this region.

 

It looks brighter with each image. X-Ray is rising again.

Busy day today

The flaring occurred mostly across a filament, but it doesn't seem clear if that specific filament launched.

10 minutes ago, Jesterface23 said:

The flaring occurred mostly across a filament, but it doesn't seem clear if that specific filament launched.

That makes sense. I dont see dimming yet. Maybe stereo-a can help clarify if something lifted off.

Are we sure it came from 3745? I thought it looked to be more from 3747? 45 looks like there is nothing 

12 minutes ago, ScrapFatherScrapSon said:

Are we sure it came from 3745? I thought it looked to be more from 3747? 45 looks like there is nothing 

There pretty close to each other, but I don't think close enough to merge topics to both regions yet. You can see 3745 is just below a filament here,

The filament is found under this red rectangle area prior to the flaring,

https://solarham.com/aia094.htm   Glad you posted the synoptic.  I ran the  48 hr 131a just now because it now includes the recent event. Checkitout  @Jesterface23  see what you think.   Shorter wavelength of 094 amazing 

Edited July 13, 20241 yr by hamateur 1953
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