The huge eruptive prominence that was visible in the SE limb yesterday is still visible but has shrunk down in size a bit. The NE and SE limb also shows some solar activities that might indicate new active regions developing.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Solar Imaging Session - April 19, 2011 (Huge Eruptive Prominence at SE limb Still Visible !!!)
The sky this morning is partly cloudy and seeing is not that great. AR11190 Sunspot Group is about to exit into the NW limb while AR11193 continues to grow in structure specially on its main core component. Small AR11191 Sunspot Group, on the other hand, starts to deteriorate and shrinking.
The huge eruptive prominence that was visible in the SE limb yesterday is still visible but has shrunk down in size a bit. The NE and SE limb also shows some solar activities that might indicate new active regions developing.
The huge eruptive prominence that was visible in the SE limb yesterday is still visible but has shrunk down in size a bit. The NE and SE limb also shows some solar activities that might indicate new active regions developing.
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