Dual C class flareing Between 4012 and new 4016

6 hours ago, Peogauuia said:

Seems like we have another Region soon to turn into View.

Appears that region is turning into view, also recently just flared but just with a minor C2.25 flare

Yeah already has some life Hopefully it stays C flare Active.

Looking Decently Developed Already.

There may be another possibility More promising Region on the east limb.

Was just looking at that! Also am seeing nice loops in NH incoming a couple days from now.

incoming region seems to of produced something

Another Incoming region on the East limb will probably be a alpha or beta sunspot With no Real activity.

1 hour ago, Peogauuia said:

Another Incoming region on the East limb will probably be a alpha or beta sunspot With no Real activity.

I think it is flaring now (?)

1 hour ago, JessicaF said:

I think it is flaring now (?)

So far these new Regions That Turn into view off the East limb have either been alpha or beta spots With no really Complex or promising Regions Turning into view So march Has been a quiet month so far Except for some filament snaps and 2 M flares that's about it.

5 minutes ago, Peogauuia said:

So far these new Regions That Turn into view off the East limb have either been alpha or beta spots With no really Complex or promising Regions Turning into view So march Has been a quiet month so far Except for some filament snaps and 2 M flares that's about it.

Looks at least bet-ish. Let us wait a day or two to see it better, then maybe we will spot the complexity.

Looks like this region has been slowing growing, is relatively close to the east limb to

Space weather has been dismal for weeks, except for coronal hole streams, activity seem to be waning in a significant way. The current prediction is for a short solar cycle with low activity in the future.

Should potentially keep an eye on this New Region also some immediate Spots have grown around the Main big one so More Development is Possible.

Seeing loops anyway. Somewhat encouraging….

Hi. I've been watching the sun here for a year or so. Believe it has something to do with planes crashing. Anyways do you guys get paid for sun research or just a hooby.

6 hours ago, Taylor Figure said:

Hi. I've been watching the sun here for a year or so. Believe it has something to do with planes crashing. Anyways do you guys get paid for sun research or just a hooby.

Welcome. The Sun has nothing to do with that. Don't worry.

SpaceWeatherLive is a hobby for us, And space weather is a hobby for pretty much all of our users. If you have any questions feel free to get in touch with me. This topic is about incoming and unnumbered active regions.

6 hours ago, Taylor Figure said:

Hi. I've been watching the sun here for a year or so. Believe it has something to do with planes crashing. Anyways do you guys get paid for sun research or just a hooby.

In what way? I suppose there could be some correlation (GPS going haywire during radiation storms, currents induced over the plane body...), but I am curious where exactly you see the connection.

I really wish I was paid for that. Alas, just being a student :/

Incoming regions over the past 24 hours centred at 45 degrees .

From right to left and hemisphere

4018 South

4019 North

4020 North

4022 North

4021 South

4023 North

Second C flare this evening leading to an ejection behind the edge of the sun .

This Region Has Been pretty active on the east limb popping a C6.07 C7.21 and now another C8.79 So Its definitely more promising then what we've had so far this month It'll be interesting to see how it looks soon.

Edited March 12Mar 12 by Peogauuia

Immediate jump back into a baseline C-level flux compared to the past week.

Seems like we have a very intresting and a bright region on the east limb, probably going to be visible in about 2-3 days

19 minutes ago, niksi said:

Seems like we have a very intresting and a bright region on the east limb, probably going to be visible in about 2-3 days

Yep. Coming in at south 17 or so according to solar soft. Spitting nearly constantly now.

First spot visible just at the limb, moderate size negative spot. Lets see whats hiding behind it...

After looking at what was on the sun weeks ago and with the help of farside imagery (JSOC farside monitor) it could to be old 3998, which used to be a B-G-D region before. It could also be the small region which was ahead, 3996. So I dont think its something new, still excited whats left or whats it gonna do.