Self-rotation of the Sun over four days>> Please view at full size <<The idea for this short animation came to my mind when I realized I had captured the second image (2nd day) coincidentally at the very same time of day as I took the first one (1st day). So I tried to continue doing this the next days, if weather allows.
The third series (3rd day) – yesterday – was very fine, with good conditions. Today I wanted to proceed with the 4th series ... but unfortunately the sky was deep gray with heavy clouds and even a couple of those (very prone to strong rain falls)
Cumulus Mammatus rested above our mountains and this valley.
Luckily, within 1:30 hrs they all disappeared and a blue hole surrounding the Sun appeard. So I hurried out and took the 4th series of photos for this animation, though was a bit later than over the last three days.
Finally, this short 4-image animation shows the Sun's rotation within 3 x 24 hrs + 1 x 25:30 hrs – to be precise ...
The
Active Regions AR3046 to
AR3057 were involved and obviously very distinct to each other while evolving over time – I like viewing that!
Links to the 4 related images 
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