Old Sol’s going through some unusual upheavals today. I don’t recall ever seeing such an array of sunspots reported:
http://spaceweather.com/
“GIANT SINE WAVE: Imagine
a sine wave 400,000 km long. Today, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory
is monitoring just such a structure. It’s an enormous filament of
magnetism slithering over the sun’s northeastern limb:”
Meanwhile it’s a red morning out there, so all you salesmen probably need to take warning.
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