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JULY 18TH - RECORD WL ACTIVITY OF THE CURRENT SOLAR CYCLE.

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At lunch time, I noticed on spaceweather.com that today the Sun has a record sunspot count for the current cycle of 275 -  so far anyway! Interesting to see if it can reach 300 before it starts to drop.

Below is a single Seestar image I took earlier plus two crops of it.

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If you check NASA's website you see that they and SpaceEx are standing by with their new joint mission. "Clearasil 1" is ready on the pad, just waiting for a launch window....

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