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Solar region 10969 on Aug 22

A new region rotated over the east limb a couple days ago, region 10969. Current Zurich classification is Hsx, 90 millionths solar hemisphere in area (273 million sqare kilometers — about half the surface area of the Earth). Here is a view of it from 11:22 am MDT this morning with Celestron Nexstar 11 and Phillips Toucam 840K at cassegrain focus.

Active region 10969 on Aug 22, 2007

Sky was partly cloudy, temperature about 80°F, no wind, transparency very good, turbulence about 6/10, location Louisville, CO

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