Sunspots March 24th

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I arrived at work in bright sunlight. The three sunspots from the day before had changed shape and intensity. It was amazing how the Sun could change in just 24 hours. It is why it is my favourite astronomical object.

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Nice sketch Philip!

The Sun (and the Moon) are my favourite objects also, just so much to see :)
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Hi Philip. Another nice solar sketch of active regions now positioned more center as they move toward the western limb of the sun. Thanks for sharing this new artwork with us Philip and keep looking up.
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Nice sketch Philip!
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