Scientists Can Now Spot Hidden Sunspots on the Solar Far Side
Illustrative image Unlike the Moon, the Sun is constantly rotating from our perspective - but we still only see half of it at any given time. Since it takes 27 days to complete a full rotation, that leaves plenty of time for changes to happen to the side we can’t see that could directly impact Earth’s own space weather a few weeks later.…
Source：Universe Today
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