N18E82 Data 2022-09-05
Long Jupiter -102 area 30
New region 13096 [N18E82] 30 rotated into view September 5 as S7841 [N18E82]N18E69 Data 2022-09-06
Long Jupiter -88 area 30
New region 13096 [N18E69] 30 rotated into view September 5 and was numbered by SWPC the next day. The region is developing and could produce C flares.N18E59 Data 2022-09-07
Long Jupiter -77 area 40
Region 13096 [N18E59] 40 developed further and produced a few minor C flares. C1 flares: C1.0 @ 15:54, C1.0 @ 17:15, C1.1 @ 18:04, C1.1 @ 23:53 UTN18E45 Data 2022-09-08
Long Jupiter -62 area 130
Region 13096 [N18E45] 130 was mostly quiet and stable.N18E45 Data 2022-09-09
Long Jupiter -61 area 110
Region 13096 [N18E45] 110 produced a few C flares early in the day. Some penumbral area was lost. C1 flare: C1.2 @ 01:36 UT.N18E20 Data 2022-09-10
Long Jupiter -35 area 100
Region 13096 [N18E20] 100 decayed slowly and quietly losing all mature penumbra.N18E07 Data 2022-09-11
Long Jupiter -21 area 30
Region 13096 [N18E07] 30 decayed slowly and quietly.N18W05 Data 2022-09-12
Long Jupiter -8 area 1
Region 13096 [N18W05] 01 decayed slowly and quietly.N17W19 Data 2022-09-13
Long Jupiter 7 area 1
Region 13096 [N17W19] 01 decayed slowly and quietly.N18W32 Data 2022-09-14
Long Jupiter 20 area 1
Region 13096 [N18W32] 01 decayed slowly and quietly.N18W42 Data 2022-09-15
Long Jupiter 31 area 1
Region 13096 [N18W42] 01 decayed slowly and quietly.N18W57 Data 2022-09-16
Long Jupiter 47 area 1
Region 13096 [N18W57] 01 was quiet and stable.
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. |