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Geography, 09.12.2020 06:30 arionaking59p71cfc

- When do sunspots disappear?
O Sunspots are always present and NEVER disappear.
O Once the magnetic field wearens in the area and cold plasma enters the area of the sunspot
O Once the magnetic field weakens in the area and hotter plasma enters the area of the sunspot
O Once the magnetic field strengthens in the area and hotter plasma enters the area of the sunspoT

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- When do sunspots disappear?
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