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This morning, the Jeddah Astronomical Society monitored the activity of the large spot on the sun’s surface, which was monitored earlier, according to the data, because it is producing category (C) glows at present.
The head of the Jeddah Astronomical Society, Engineer Majid Abu Zahrara, said: “When an explosion occurs in this place today, it will lead to geomagnetic activity, because this place is always almost in one direction. direct with our planet, and that the sunspot is a temporary phenomenon on the surface of the sun, which is called the “photosphere” or the ball of light, and these spots appear dark in relation to the areas around them, due to their low temperature according to the measurements of the sun.
He reported that these spots form when a concentration of magnetic field flux occurs that holds back (convection), and the result is a decrease in the surface temperature in a particular location relative to its surroundings, and usually the spots appear double with the opposite. magnetic poles, and the stains may remain for a few days to a few weeks, but they eventually dissolve.
He pointed out that the size of this sunspot can be easily monitored with a telescope equipped with a filter for the sun, stressing that the opportunity is set to produce moderate to strong glows over the coming hours and days.
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