Another new sunspot? 01-SEP-09

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Solar Report 1925 21 Nov 2009
Solar Flux: 76 | Ap: 2 | Kp 2 (11 nT) at 1800 21 Nov
Observed Space Weather 1925 21 Nov 2009
No space weather storms were observed for the past 24 hours.
Forecast Space Weather 1925 21 Nov 2009
No space weather storms are expected for the next 24 hours.
Flares 1925 21 Nov 2009
6h hi (none) 24h hi (none)
Sunspots 1925 21 Nov 2009
SSN: 31 (11/20/2009)
Solar Wind 1925 21 Nov 2009
Solar Wind: 555 km/s @ 2.0 protons/cm3 Bz: -1.4 nT at 2009 Nov 21 1923Z
Global Conditions 1925 21 Nov 2009
Global HF Propagation Conditions for 1800Z on 21 Nov, 2009 Low Latitude: Normal Mid Latitude: Normal Hi Latitude: Normal

Another new sunspot? 01-SEP-09

Written by Administrator

Tuesday, 01 September 2009 18:35

Another sunspot group might be forming, on 1 September 2009. In the example images, below, you can see on the left side of the images, NOAA Active Region 1025 (reported yesterday). But, to the right of this group, you will see another sunspot group with North-South formation. It appears to have two sunspots, in one grouping. Will this become an official group?

Update: 2 September 2009 - no, the second, newer spot quickly diminished. It was too short-lived to be counted.

2009-09-01 MDI Magnetogram view of 2nd Spot

2009-09-01 0832 hfullbc_kso 2nd Spot?

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