Today is the day Saturday March 26th this year 2011, and the climate in Concepcion was brought warm with clouds that rise and fall in amount. The images of the Sun today displayed in this comment back to two. The one in black and white shows the large number of active regions in the area of \u200b\u200bthe disk of our star pointing toward Earth. The active zone which bears the number 1179 is ready to disappear at the right edge of the northern hemisphere of the Sun and shows no associated sunspots. In the same hemisphere but on the left solar remains active region No. 1177, which presents a small set of islands composed of tiny magnetic Umbrian and shadows. Further left still and just appearing at that edge of the Sun, is the hot spot number 1180, which shows an associated single umbra and notorious. If we go now the southern hemisphere of our Astro King, we see that in this sector currently has the highest activity of the Sun's magnetic active region number 1176 is the group showing the largest sunspot penumbras with Umbrian and distributed in an area where a dozen would fit perfectly planets like Earth. On your left is the active region 1178, which is associated with a small group of emerging magnetic islands, and under it we see the most recently active region containing a small occurrence umbra and bearing the number 1181. As we can see, not long ago that many areas were active together in the face of the disk of the Sun we see from Earth. In the second photo shows the same pattern but in a wavelength in the visible range, allowing us to bring out the detail contrast of colors, sunspots and bright faculae in the middle of the overly orange photosphere.
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