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October 22nd 03, 07:55 PM
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GIANT SUNSPOTS
Space Weather News for Oct. 22, 2003
http://spaceweather.com Sunspot 484, which first appeared this past weekend, has grown into one of the biggest sunspots in years. Now about the size of the planet Jupiter, it's easy to see. But never look directly at the sun! Visit Spaceweather.com for safe solar observing tips. Meanwhile, say forecasters, another big sunspot could soon appear near the sun's southeastern limb. The active region is not yet directly visible, but the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has seen material being blasted over the sun's limb from the approaching spot. Major eruptions are possible from these active regions as they rotate across the face of the sun over the next two weeks. --- You are currently subscribed to spaceweather as: To unsubscribe send a blank email to |
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