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Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 10:15 PM
Subject: Big Sunspot


> Space Weather News for July 19, 2004
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> The sunspot number soared this weekend when new sunspot 652 emerged over
> the sun's eastern limb. This active region is big, about the size of the
> planet Jupiter, and easily seen from Earth. Warning: Don't look directly
> at the sun; doing that could blind you. Instead, try the safe solar
> observing techniques described at spaceweather.com.
>
> With the emergence of sunspot 652, there are now two regions on the sun
> that pose a threat for strong solar flares (sunspot 649 is the other one).
> High levels of solar activity are possible this week.
>
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