Breaking : Sun Spot approx 100 times size of earth found and looks similar to crop circle, July 7, 2009

The size of a sunspot varies, ranging from the size of the moon to 100 times larger than the size of earth and lasts for about a month then fades away.

This newest sunspot is thought to be 100 times the size of Earth and has occurred on the side of the sun, which is in view of Australia.

Wappa Falls Observatory head astronomer Owen Bennedick describes the sunspot shape like the letter S and thinks it to be approximately 150,000 km long and 30,000 km wide.

According to Audrey UFO Blogger reader "latest Sun Spot looks similar to crop circle found here in English farm."

What kind of garbage is this? Aussies see the same side of the sun as everyone else!

Nope. But I don't really know anything, honestly I don't.

Doubt it, because the earth is flat and they're down under, they must see another side of it, surely .......

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what?