An old sketch FD H-a 30/8/15

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An old sketch FD H-a 30/8/15

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An old sketch of full disk H-a

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Re: An old sketch FD H-a 30/8/15

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Very good sketch! Yes, it has to be old, because the Sun has not been that interesting for a long time!
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Voyageur wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 12:54 pm Very good sketch! Yes, it has to be old, because the Sun has not been that interesting for a long time!
Thank you for the wonderful feedback! Low activity and zero sunspots.

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Wow! This is very impressive, Marios!
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