Sol in H⍺ - 12th June 2022

[Hughsie]

Solar Disc

24 hours later we can still see a scattering of filaments on the northern hemisphere but the filaprom visible yesterday on the south east limb has dissipated. On the western limb there are more prominences evident and a new filaprom close to the southern pole. AR13030 continues its journey with new areas of activity visible on the north east limb.

      

AR13030

This sunspot grouping has downsized considerably in the last 24 hours. A day earlier it was approximately 540 million square kilometres in size but today this has reduced to 120 million square kilometres. Now classified DAO, AR13031 developed two new sunspots over the last 24 hours taking its total this day to nine. No significant flare activity was observed today.

      

AR13031

No major change to this region over the last 24 hours. It remains classified CRO and its size has not changed materially. Flare activity is nominal.

     

[Pete Presland]

A fine set of images