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Maybe something coming?

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I stumbled upon this site:

https://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov

If I am interpreting their animation correctly, it looks like we may have a couple of artifacts about to come around to our side of the Sun.

Please let me know if I'm incorrect in my interpretation!

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Re: Maybe something coming?

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Hi Stephen. Yes, a few active regions are coming around to the earth side. I use Raben Systems maps and just took a screen shot for you. Thanks Stephen, and the best of regards.
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Re: Maybe something coming?

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Thanks very much for the confirmation, Marshall!

And, thanks for showing me another website to pay attention to, as well!

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UPDATE:
Of course, I just took a look at my weather forecast and the next 4 days will be mostly cloudy and/or chances of rain! :lol:
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