Today’s comparison images of the solar disk show a large arch prominence on the eastern solar limb, and a fresh crop of sunspots on the eastern side of the disk.
The arch prominence on the eastern limb is highlighted in the cropped image below.
The largest sunspot groups are featured in the following annotated image. A large coronal mass ejection (ejected sun stuff) headed toward earth from AR3869 will probably make for showy auroral displays in the northern latitudes.
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