Massive sunspot glares at the Earth

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By Bonface LandiJun 23, 2022, 7:52 pm190 ptsTrending
A huge sunspot has been seen within firing rage of the earth. It's reported to have grown double in size in just under 24 hours, and is as large as three times the size of the earth, according to experts. The size is sparking fears for some over the possibility of it sending flares, however, experts told US…

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