Sunspot

Sunspots are cooler regions on the sun's surface caused by magnetic activity. They correlate with the sun's output strength, where an increase in sunspots results in greater solar output.

What are sunspots?

• Slightly cooler areas on the sun's surface

• Areas with increased temperature

• Regions with no magnetic activity

• Bright areas on the sun's surface

What causes sunspots?

• Solar flares

• Magnetic activity

• Increased solar wind

• Gravitational pull from planets

How does magnetic activity affect sunspots?

• It makes them disappear

• It causes them to become hotter

• It leads to their formation

• It has no effect

What is the relationship between sunspots and the sun's output?

• More sunspots increase the sun's output

• Sunspots only affect the sun's temperature

• More sunspots decrease the sun's output

• Sunspots have no effect on the sun's output

What happens to the sun's output when there are more sunspots?

• It increases

• It fluctuates randomly

• It decreases

• It remains constant