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Sunspots And Solar Cycle Of The Sun
In this photo of the sun from the solar telescope the sun looks like an orange red shade from the telescope, different from viewing it from the sky. There is no sunspots or solar flares as the sun is currently at a solar minimum. Which means that the sunspots and solar flare activity is absent, this occurs in part of the 11-year solar cycle of the

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