August 2024 the Peak of Solar Cycle 25?
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August 2024 the Peak of Solar Cycle 25?
Well a bit of a rollar coaster ride and even though the Sun is raging and at the peak of its cycle we are seeing a bit of an overall slowdown, so today I checked for some reliable updates to see just what the solar photon was up and as usual a novel was waiting I wont go into alot of details but we are about to see some more active Earth facing regions this coming week...
I'll leave rest to the Experts,
Very Best!
https://earthsky.org/sun/sun-news-activ ... a-updates/
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Re: August 2024 the Peak of Solar Cycle 25?
Here's the Sun on August 2nd; 11 numbered spots both in the north and south:
August 16th, AR3784 was the last "monster spot" I saw.
August 31st, the Sun seems "southern-centric" for lack of a better term.
And today, the third of September. VERY southern centric again, wonder what's up with that and next??
I managed 20 days out of 31 for August; I must take a good look at all that at some point when I get some time
Thanks for the info and all the best,
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Too much Towa glass/mirrors.
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Re: August 2024 the Peak of Solar Cycle 25?
Congrats on that...
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