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A gigantic sunspot, codenamed AR2740, is turning at the moment to our planet.
Observatory of Solar Dynamics American National Space Agency registered May 6 this year ultraviolet flash on our luminous power M1. For current flashpoints of this class are the most intense of them all recorded by scientists.
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According to NASA experts, the radiation from this outbreak literally ionized the upper part of the earth’s atmosphere, thereby creating significant interference in shortwave radio signals over Indian Ocean and Asia. This noise was noticed in the past. monday hams and swimming ships in these parts of the world.
It is reported that the sun spot AR2740 has a double size more than the diameter of our planet. Thanks to this, it can be observed even through amateur solar telescopes.
