S30E49 Data 2022-01-04
Long Jupiter 75 area 30
New region 12924 [S30E49] 30 emerged on January 3 and was numbered the next day by SWPC.S32E65 Data 2022-01-04
Long Jupiter 59 area 30
New region 12924 [S32E65] 30 emerged on January 3 as S7278 [S32E65]S29E36 Data 2022-01-05
Long Jupiter 88 area 30
Region 12924 [S29E36] 30 was stable until after noon, then new flux began to emerge and several spots appeared.S30E23 Data 2022-01-06
Long Jupiter 101 area 190
Region 12924 [S30E23] 190 developed quickly as more flux emerged. Even though the magnetic layout isn t very complex at this time, there is polarity intermixing and M class flares are possible. C1 flares: C1.1 @ 22:46 UT.S30E11 Data 2022-01-07
Long Jupiter 113 area 430
Region 12924 [S30E11] 430 developed further but remained mostly quiet. M class flares are possible. C1 flares: C1.1 @ 08:13 UT.S30W01 Data 2022-01-08
Long Jupiter 125 area 430
Region 12924 [S30W01] 430 decayed slowly losing a few spots. The region currently has a fairly simple magnetic layout, however, there is a chance of an M class flare.S30W01 Data 2022-01-09
Long Jupiter 130 area 380
Region 12924 [S30W01] 380 decayed further and lost many tiny spots.S31W27 Data 2022-01-10
Long Jupiter 157 area 350
Region 12924 [S31W27] 350 decayed slowly and quietly.S31W39 Data 2022-01-11
Long Jupiter 170 area 350
Region 12924 [S31W39] 350 decayed slowly and quietly.S31W50 Data 2022-01-12
Long Jupiter -179 area 370
Region 12924 [S31W50] 370 lost area, however, some small spots emerged and the region has minor polarity intermixing.S31W64 Data 2022-01-13
Long Jupiter -163 area 390
Region 12924 [S31W64] 390 decayed slowly and was mostly quiet.S31W75 Data 2022-01-14
Long Jupiter -151 area 220
Region 12924 [S31W75] 220 decayed slowly and was mostly quiet.S33W81 Data 2022-01-15
Long Jupiter -144 area 180
Region 12924 [S33W81] 180 rotated partly out of view. C1 flares: C1.3 @ 18:37 UT.
Stefano Zottele - S-Spots Data from Jan Alvested Solen info Position data from Agostino Frosini - Agopax.it Images: Jan Alvested from Solen.info AND Courtesy of NASA/SDO and the AIA, EVE, and HMI science teams. |