The Sun after its maximum

Image Title: The Sun after its maximum

Copyright: Alessandro Ravagnin

Date image was taken: December 28, 2024

Location: Romano d'Ezzelino

Data Acquisition Method: Personal Telescope Setup

If other selected: The Sun has passed the peak of its activity for this 25th cycle, but it is still "alive". The 28th, there were 233 sunspots on the disk with many interesting groups and related Active Regions. There will be great aurar events again? Or do we have to wait for the next cycle? 11 years of waiting...

Image Description and Details: Mosaic of 5 panels taken processed with Gimp

Equipment Details: Baader Astrosolar + C11HD f/10 + Red filter + ASI2600MM
Sky-wathcer EQ8

Name: Alessandro Ravagnin

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