Sun on Sunday, March 24. So many sunspots! I guess there is a higher chance of seeing northern lights due to with all this solar activity.

These photos were taken about 24 hours apart. From the movement of the Sunspots we can appreciate the Sun’s rotation. This is the first time for me to observe this and the Sun rotates much slower than I expected.

When we watched the total solar eclipse in 2017, I knew the next one was going to be in April 2024 and was excited about it as it will be visible from close to home. Sometime in 2021, when I read about the Annular eclipse in October 2023, I wanted to go watch it but, thought that it was going to be … read more

Several sunspots can be seen in photos of the Sun on January 12th. After going through a trough over the last couple of years, the solar activity is on the upswing as the Sun moves through its 11 year cycle. Peak activity is expected in mid 2025. Hoping to capture more Sun images during this high … read more