Stories Related to The Sun Has Gone Wrong And Scientists Don’t Know Why

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This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. If you still have your solar viewing glasses from the eclipse, now is a good time to slap them on and look up at the sun. You’ll see two big dark areas visible on our star. These massive sunspots are regions of int...

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