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NO SUNSPOTS, ALL FROTH: There are no sunspots on the sun today, but there is a lot of magnetic froth. Philippe Tosi sends this picture from Nîmes, France: "I inserted a picture of Earth for scale," says Tosi. "The active region is quite large." The frothy sea of magnetism in Tosi's photo is called "plage"--French for beach. Bright plage often surrounds large sunspot groups. There was a sunspot at this location a few days ago, but it abruptly decayed after unleashing a C1-class solar flare. Only the froth remains. [ link to spaceweather.com (secure)] [imgur] [ link to i.imgur.com (secure)]
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