03/24/24 Sun in CaK
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03/24/24 Sun in CaK
I couldn't believe it was another clear day out. Two in a row; haven't seen that in a bit. I have an opportunity in the morning when the Sun is between my roof and the tree. At least for now until the leaves grow in!
I took this stack at the not-so-warm hour of 11:30 AM.
There's a new spot coming around too on the upper left of the disc; I used Lusol3D to get a better view:
AR3615 has been fun. The first pic is from yesterday at 4PM, and the second is from today, so about 19.5 hours difference. That's what makes the Sun interesting; it's never the same one day to the next. Unless of course, you're looking at the last solar minimum
I might go back out at 4PM again today, skies permitting, and see what's changed
Enjoy the day!
Reason: 11:30, not 10:30...
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Re: 03/24/24 Sun in CaK
The cropped versions show loads of detail.
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Re: 03/24/24 Sun in CaK
That would be a sign of spring for sure!
Thanks !
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