Gargantuan sunspot .
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People on social media sites are already talking about the "end of the world"
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Re: Gargantuan sunspot .
Absolutely fascinating to see it.
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Re: Gargantuan sunspot .
and this morning I took the test and boom there it is.
This is the first time in my life that I have seen a spot with the naked eye.
it has to be huge to be seen from earth and moreover with the naked eye .
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It is crazy how the general public has gotten wind of this one and is in a panic over it. Even though AR3663 was much more dangerous so far.
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Good for you on seeing that this morning; I'm betting your skies are like mine now, cloudy...
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Re: Gargantuan sunspot .
I knew I had read this somewhere, it was your thread.
thx Kathy .
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it's a matter of a media taking up the subject with a bit of drama and that's it.AstroBee wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 4:13 pm I've been working 7am-7pm for the last few days so I haven't had a chance to see or image it. I may have a chance to image it tomorrow afternoon and Sunday so hopefully I'll catch it near the western limb.
It is crazy how the general public has gotten wind of this one and is in a panic over it. Even though AR3663 was much more dangerous so far.
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thanks Mark,Thefatkitty wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 5:20 pm Merci pour les information mon ami,
Good for you on seeing that this morning; I'm betting your skies are like mine now, cloudy...
Bonne chance pour les fin du semaine!
I read that Kathy had seen with the naked eye, so I did the same.
Quite fascinating to see it with your eyes only.
My sky these days is gloomy.
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And what's more, it's free.
except for the equipment lol
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Re: Gargantuan sunspot .
Indeed I am laughing with us and at us too, This one though still has those eclipse glasses in play for some I'll bet...messier 111 wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 11:41 pmAnd what's more, it's free.
except for the equipment lol
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