Unedited Solar Images from Jan 2012 onwards

[yltansg]

An update on 2192.

After discharging 97 flares (6 X, 27 M, 64C), Active Region 2192 says good-bye as it moves to the other side.

[superiorstream]

Monitering of the sun continue today.Early morning at 9:05 spore time I again saw a roughly 200,000km gas ejection from 2192.It was projected to the other side of the sun.....so really dont know the actual length of the ejection.Also during the ejection 2192 flare a few times.....in the C or lower m type.;but from the prominence produced,it become evident that this type of gas ejection produce high speed horizontal gas train....just wonder what kind of force field can produce that???
I also see that the lightbridge at the main spot of 2192 continues to glow brightly.2192 is really putting up a good show to the last moment.
Hi Alfred
Yes 2192 will be at the edge early tomorrow morning
Really looking forward to see what the core can offer.

[superiorstream]

Hi,All
I will be submit photo later.....Now making my last attempt to contact Gary.

[superiorstream]

Hi,All
Due to the circumstances the photos of 2192 cannot be submitted as ppreviously for all to enjoy.
Hence in fulture things will be done this way...........
1)Following a detail description, a few related photos will be submitted to this forum.....at 65kb and only member can see it.
Then
2)Full version will be uploaded to my astro-blog (it depends when by
daughter is free)
3)Will inform all when uploaded in my blog for all to enjoy.
Thanks.

[superiorstream]

As for sunspot 2192,it did flare again today at 08:44 Spore time
.......and as its at the edge, judging is difficult but guess its M9 or above.
Also the lightbridge at the main core continue to glow at 540nm.
By 16:00 all is over.2192 cannot been seen on the earth facing side of the sun.
Tomorrow will submit photo with description.Thanks.

[superiorstream]

Hi All
Will only post photos later.Busy photoing the sun
with lots of small small sunspots
Amazing.

[yltansg]

Hi,

According to http://www.tesis.lebedev.ru/en/sun_flares.html AR2192 has eventually departed for the other side on 30 Oct 14 after erupting 112 flares (6 X, 36 M and 70 C). Spaceweather.com noted that while it was the largest sunspot in 25 years, it did not send CME towards Earth.

Here is a graphical presentation of the flares from www.tesis.lebedev.ru

[superiorstream]

Hi All
Try to submit 2192 photos just to discover my xp
Com internet access is down....borrow my kid's phone to submit this message.Will submit as soon as problem is solved.

[superiorstream]

Hi Alfred
Thanks for the chart of solar flare.Very useful for checking
my flare detector's range
Thanks again for the help.

[yltansg]

After making its way around the other side of the Sun, that giant AR2192 is back as AR2209. The last time, it discharged at least 112 flares (inclusive of 6 X-flares). Ever since its appearance on 13 Nov 14, it has erupted at least 10 times.

These are the H-Alpha images taken this morning in cloudy conditions.

This is the full disk. AR 2209 is the large active region near the left side.



A close-up view of AR2209


A nice prominence that was near AR2209 on the Eastern rim.


Stay tuned, looks like this giant still has potential for X-class flares......