28.06.2021 Massive flare southwest of AR12835

[Rusted]

I captured an incredibly bright flare in the AR just below AR12835.

From ~10-10.30 [CET] 09.00-09.30 UK time.

Almost no sign of flaring in an earlier capture at 09.51.[CET]

[Rusted]

This YT video will give you an idea of the seeing conditions at the time.
I had darkened the SharpCap screen to try and tame the flare. Unsuccessfully.
It is interesting to compare the video with the processed, still image above. 1st image in the 1st post.

 

 

[Rusted]

Flaring again from the same area.

Use them if you've got 'em.

[mog3768]

Managed a capture myself nowhere as good as yours but the seeing is terible here as well

[paulastro]

If that's the orientation I think it is, the flaring is in AR2836.

Great pics 🙂.

[Rusted]

Thanks.

I haven't seen any AR reference to the "scruffy bit" SW of AR12835.
In fact I lack a reliable source for such information.
I just lip read what they say on the forums and borrow it.

[paulastro]

7 minutes ago, Rusted said:

Thanks.

I haven't seen any AR reference to the "scruffy bit" SW of AR12835.
In fact I lack a reliable source for such information.
I just lip read what they say on the forums and borrow it.

I'd like to be able to say I'm clever and well informed. In reality, I go onto spaceweather.com and look at their pic of the sun in the left side column 😊.

[Rusted]

2 hours ago, paulastro said:

I'd like to be able to say I'm clever and well informed. In reality, I go onto spaceweather.com and look at their pic of the sun in the left side column 😊.

Great stuff! Thanks!

Give a man a fish... 

[Rusted]

Just to finish off the day: Here is my last image before the trees took the sun to bed.

There were several flares to the north east of AR12835.