2020 November 30 Sun - solar surface in white-light, with AR12783, AR12784, AR12785, AR12786, AR12787, AR12788 and AR12

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2020 November 30 Sun - solar surface in white-light, with AR12783, AR12784, AR12785, AR12786, AR12787, AR12788 and AR12789

AR12783 has mostly turned to the backside.
AR12784 is just a small patch of facule.
AR12785 remains the same, a lone Class-J sunspot.
AR12786 is very complex. At least 12 smaller sunspots are visible. The main leading sunspot looks like a broken heart.
AR12787 has a single small sunpot embedded in huge patches of faculae.
AR12788 was mistaken as part of AR12785, now rectified. At least 7 small sunspots are visible.
AR12789 has a single tiny sunpot, embedded in huge patches of faculae.

sunspot count: group=5, sunspot=23, R=73

Telescope: Celestron C5, 127mm f/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain
Camera : ASI1600MM Pro, not cooled.
focal length : 1250 mm f/10
Filters: Baader Solar Film 5.0+ Baader Planetarium G-band continuum.
approximately north is up, east to the left

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Images of AR12786 and AR12788

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Images of AR12787 and AR12789

[Eddy So]