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What are sunspots?
storms on Earth’s surface
storms on the Sun’s surface
hot gases on the Sun
holes in the Sun
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Answer: storms on the Sun’s surface.
More precisely: sunspots are cooler, darker regions in the Sun’s photosphere caused by concentrated magnetic fields that inhibit convection. They’re not holes and they’re cooler (not hot) than the surrounding surface.
More precisely: sunspots are cooler, darker regions in the Sun’s photosphere caused by concentrated magnetic fields that inhibit convection. They’re not holes and they’re cooler (not hot) than the surrounding surface.
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