Sunspot regions

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Sunspot regions

Courtesy of SDO, SOHO (NASA) and the [MDI, AIA, EVE, and/or HMI] consortium.

Sunspot number	New regions	Background flux	Maximum flux	C	M
175 4	0 -1	B5.14	M1.4	3	1

Region 10337
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
1 -3	60 -20		HSX	S15W92

Region 10344
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
10 1	210 -10		DAO	N15W54

Region 10345
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
7 -2	120 10		DAO	S17W19

Region 10346
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
1	60		HSX	N15W15

Region 10348
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
2 -3	10 -10		AXX	S34W01

Region 10349
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
51 6	1020 280		EKC	S14W06

Region 10350
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
5 -1	60 -10		DAO	S11W70

Region 10351
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
1	150 60		HAX	N08E65

Region 10352
Number of sunspots	Size	Class Magn.	Class Spot	Location
3	20		BXO	S24E43

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