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An active region on the sun – an area of intense and complex magnetic fields – rotated into view on Oct. 18, 2014. Labeled AR 12192, it soon grew into the largest such region in 24 years, and fired off 10 sizable solar flares as it traversed across the face of the sun.
AR 12192
Blog: Fingers Crossed As Massive Sun Spot Points At Earth
Blog: Fingers Crossed As Massive Sun Spot Points At Earth
This is the sun as it is was just before this blog was posted. You can see the huge sunspot just below and slightly to the left of the centre of disk. Active Region 12192, as it is known has caused US scientists to declare a “Major Flare Watch” alert. The image is from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Laboratory spacecraft with its Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) instrument. Courtesy: NASA.
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