Sunspot data for 23 October 2022 of period 2022Q4: (PREV DAY - NEXT DAY)

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Today started out almost fully overcast, but it cleared at the start of the afternoon, leaving just a thin cirrus. The transparency was good, and the scintillation monitor reported good seeing on average. I made the following observation:
Observation date/time:   23 October 14:12 UTC
Telescope:               GTT60 (Galileo Type Telescope)
Focal length:            1490mm (plano convex singlet)
Aperture:                60mm
Stop:                    30mm
Eyepiece:                -75mm (plano concave singlet, 24mm aperture)
Observation type:        projection (346mm distance, 80mm diameter)
Reference:               Earth's rotation axis
Exposure (transparency): 0.220ms
Seeing (SSSMon):         2.0-2.5" (1.0" at best)

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Total number of sunspots:   6

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