Monday, October 17, 2011

Sun Spots

Have you ever wondered what a sunspot looks like?  How do they form.  Do they effect Earth?  How long have people known about them?  Watch the video about sun spots and tell me what you think about them.


Sun Spots

110 comments:

  1. Matthew Murphy, Nate Horning, and Bryant WintersOctober 17, 2011 at 5:27 AM

    Sun spots are formed by a strong magnetic field that spreads out over gas from the inside of the sun. People have known about sunspots since the time of Galileo. They do not effect Earth in any way at all.

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  2. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:28 AM

    Yes, we have thought before about what sunspots look like. Sunspots form because of the magnetic fields. People have known about them for a really long time, since about the 17th century AD.

    ~Jenny Keyser AND Abby Coogan

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  3. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:29 AM

    Sunspots do affect Earth.

    ~Jenny Keyser AND Abby Coogan

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  4. Yes we wondered what goes on in the sun. The magnetic field and hot gases. Yes because solar storms may occur. People have known about sunspots for 400 years. We think sunspots are very interesting and the video was very informational.

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  5. @ Matthew Murphy, Nate Horning, Bryant Winters

    Sunspots do effect Earth because of solar storms.

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  6. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:32 AM

    @ Brynn and Julia

    We think that the video was very informational too!

    ~Jenny Keyser AND Abby Coogan :) :D

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  7. Sunspots are formed when a strong magnetic field that disrupt the boiling of the sun's gases. No, sunspots do not affect the Earth. People have known about, and have been studying, sunspots for about four hundred years. I think that sunspots are very interesting because they are something different that we can't see everyday.

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  8. Yes/Yes/For many years/We like the video because it has creative pictures of the sun


    Ross Campbell/Dallas Blasek

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  9. I really never thought about but now I guess I wondered what a sun spot looked like. Sun spots are formed by a giant magnetic field. People have known about sun spots since 17th century AD the time of Galileo. I don't think sun spots are interesting because there pretty common.

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  10. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:34 AM

    @ Alex Stevens

    Sunspots do affect the Earth because of solar storms!!

    ~Jenny Keyser AND Abby Coogan :) :D

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  11. Brooke C. & Taylar H.October 17, 2011 at 5:35 AM

    What we learned about sun spots was that they will increase in the next four years. Sun spots are formed by a powerful magnetic field that spreads gas out over the inside of the sun. We have known about sun spots for a long time, since the time of a Galileo (1609) . The sun spots do not effect the earth at all.

    ~Brooke C. & Taylar H.

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  12. FROM JOSH AND ZACH!

    we think sunspots probaby look like weaker fire. than the rest of the sun. sunspots are formed by a magnetic field. we have known about sunspots for about 300 years. are they permenant?

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  13. @ Ross Campbell and Dallas Blasek I like the video too because it had creative pictures of the sun

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  14. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:37 AM

    @ Brooke C. & Taylar H.
    The sunspots do effect Earth because of solar storms!!!

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  15. Jalynn Johnson, Liz Scarlato, Carley SnellOctober 17, 2011 at 5:37 AM

    The video said the sun spots are just hot gas coming out of the sun, spreading on the surface, cooling, then going down.Sun spots are formed by the presence of a strong magnetic field. Scientists have been studying sun spots for about 400 years. Sun spots do not affect Earth.

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  16. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:39 AM

    @ Zach and Josh

    Yeah we think that the sunspots are permanent...we're not sure though...

    ~Jenny Keyser AND Abby Coogan

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  17. Brett Kron and Dylan NobleOctober 17, 2011 at 5:39 AM

    Neither one of us have really wondered about what sun spots look like. They form when the magnetic fields rise from the Sun's surface. We have known about sun spots for a couple hundred years. Sun spots do not effect earth.

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  18. @ Abby Cougan and Jenny Keyser

    It didn't say anything in the video about how the sunspots affect the Earth, so what exactly do you mean by solar storms?

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  19. Taylar H. & Brooke C. :)October 17, 2011 at 5:40 AM

    @Abby C. and Jenny k.

    We think that sunspots DO NOT effect the Earth.

    ~BROOKE C.& TAYLAR H.

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  20. @alex stevens

    Josh and Zach

    sunspots do change? we guess if they were permenant the whole sun would be covered with them.

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  21. Jalynn Johnson, Liz Scarlato, Carley SnellOctober 17, 2011 at 5:42 AM

    @ Alex Stevens

    We agree that sunspots are very different, and would be very cool to see. We wonder if we have ever seen sunspots before and just not have known what it was? We also wonder if sunspots can be easily spotted or have a certain cycle?

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  22. Brett Kron and Dylan NobleOctober 17, 2011 at 5:42 AM

    @ brook and taylor,
    We agree with you. We didn't know that sun spot's will increase over the next 4 years. We wonder if that is a good thing or bad thing.

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  23. @ matt murphy

    I disagree that the sun spot does not affect i think it does because some days the sun spot makes it come closer to the earth and make it hoter

    BY Ross Campbell/Dallas Blasek

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  24. Matthew Murphy, Nate Horning, and Bryant WintersOctober 17, 2011 at 5:42 AM

    @ Brynn and Julia
    Yes they do cause solar storms but solar storms are in space and do not effect us.

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  25. they form when a magnetic feild disrupts the burning of gases. No it doesnt affect the earth. People have known about them for 400 years. We think sun spots are niffty becuz without them the sun wouldnt be as cool as it is. I with the one guys lord of the rings reference it looks like the eye of sauron.
    Wade Stenger and Drew FitzGibbon

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  26. Sunspots are the magnetic force interrupting the boiling of the gas on the sun. People have know and studied about sun spots for 400 years. They don't affect earth but even though it wasn't sad in the video it doesn't mean that maybe they do.

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  27. @Jalynn Johnson, Liz Scarlato, and Carley Snell

    I agree that sunspots do not affect the Earth. I didn't see in the video that the sunspots are actually just the hot gas coming out of the sun. I just knew that they were formed by the presence of a strong magnetic field.

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  28. Taylar H. & Brooke C. :)October 17, 2011 at 5:46 AM

    @Brett K. & Dylan N.
    We think that they said in the next four years but we aren't sure. But they did say the they were going to increase.

    ~TAYLAR H. & BROOKE C.

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  29. Rheanna Barry and Maddie LindemannOctober 17, 2011 at 5:48 AM

    Yes, I have wondered what sun spots look like. In this video the sun spots look like a a pupil, or a sunflower.Sunspots form because of the magnetic fields.Sunspots don't affect Earth. People have known about Sun spots for 400 years. we think they are very interesting and we didn't know much about them until now.

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  30. @Jalynn Johnson, Liz Scarlato, and Carley Snell

    I have never thought of that. I think it would be interesting to find out if sunspots have a certain cycle. If they do, I wonder what it is.

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  31. @ lorraine we agree sun spotz dont affect earth and people are saying since Galileo's time we've known about sun spots but it was 400 years ago
    Wade and Drew

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  32. @Wade Stenger and Drew FitzGibbon
    You guys are right about that but it is a possibility even though it wasn't said in the video that sun spots do affect earth. But they didn't say it in the video so it doesn't matter. And I thought it was funny that sunspots are pretty cool.

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  33. Jesse Noell Eric FischerOctober 17, 2011 at 5:55 AM

    Sun spots are formed by strong magnetic force and gases. Sun spots do not affect earth in any way. We think sun spots are very cool and interesting. People have studied Sun spots for 400 years.

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  34. Maddie Lindemann and Rheanna BarryOctober 17, 2011 at 5:58 AM

    @ brett kronn And Dylan Noble,
    We have knwon about sunspots for 400 years. Sun spots don't affect the earth either.

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  35. Abby Coogan & Jenny KeyserOctober 17, 2011 at 5:59 AM

    @ Alex Stevens

    By solar storms, we mean an event in which activity on the Sun interferes with the Earth's magnetic field.

    ~Jenny Keyser AND Abby Coogan

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  36. Taylar H. & Brooke C. :)October 17, 2011 at 5:59 AM

    @Breet C and Dilin N

    You spelled our names wrong(:

    ~TAylar H. Brooke C.

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  37. Rachel Lincoln & Andrea SchwabOctober 17, 2011 at 6:20 AM

    sunsots look very different than we thought they looked.they have stringy middles. also after many years of studing the sun with a sweddish telescope they found that it is made of hot gasses.

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  38. Sun spots are formed by a strong magnetic field that spreads out over gas from the inside of the sun.since galeleio.i think they just look like a black hole.

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  39. Sam Gunther & Ch@rlie R@inesOctober 17, 2011 at 6:22 AM

    We have wondered what they look like.They form because of strong magnetic fields.Sun spots do not effect earth in any way shape or form.People have known about sun spots since 1610.

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  40. Sydney Stedam and Alexius McAfeeOctober 17, 2011 at 6:26 AM

    Sunspots are formed when a magnetic field is disrupted by the boiling of the sun's gases. Sunspots don't affect the earth. People have known about and studyed sunspots for hundreds of years. We think that sunspots are very interesting.

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  41. Jenna Bertke, Cara Roche, Jordan IoriOctober 17, 2011 at 6:26 AM

    None of us have ever really wondered what a sun spot looks like because we didn't know it was really that important. Sun spots are formed by the strong magnetic field disturbing the boiling in the sun. They affect earth because we can study them and learn so much more about the sun and space and what the sun may end up doing some day, if the rumors of the sun blowing up are true. We think it's interesting to learn about the sun spots.

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  42. Ch@rlie R@ines & Sam GuntherOctober 17, 2011 at 6:28 AM

    @ Connor Zang
    We agree that sun spots are created from strong magnetic fields but we think they look like little worms.

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  43. Rachel Lincoln & Andrea SchwabOctober 17, 2011 at 6:30 AM

    @ liz,carly,jalynn]
    i think it is cool how people have been studing sun spots for 400 years and know we know so much about them i also think it is cool how sunspots do not effect the earth

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  44. Mathew Budde Br@d WeidnerOctober 17, 2011 at 6:30 AM

    Yes, we have wondered what a sun spot looks like.Sun spot form by strong magnetic field. we have known about sunspots for about 400 years.

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  45. Jenna Bertke, Cara Roche, Jordan IoriOctober 17, 2011 at 6:30 AM

    @Sydney Stedam and Alexius McAfee: We think sun spots can affect earth greatly because we can study them and learn so much more about the sun and space, What do you like about sun spots, what intrests you? We think they look really cool. :)

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  46. Bailee, Dumb & Dumber ( meara & katherine)October 17, 2011 at 6:31 AM

    Sun spots are formed by a strong magnetic field spread out over the sun. We think they can interfere with solar energy and TV signals. Humans have know about sun spots for over 400 years.

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  47. Bailee, Dumb & Dumber ( meara & katherine)October 17, 2011 at 6:34 AM

    @ Br@d & Matthew
    What do you think that sunspots look like?
    We think thought they looked like little black spots with flumes coming out.

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  48. Kamal Williams/Alex Anderson/Brady DoyleOctober 17, 2011 at 6:36 AM

    No we never really thought about it but it looks really cool.They dont effect the earth that we know of. People have known about sunspots for about 400 years.

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  49. I never really wondered what sunspots looked like because this hasn't been one of my favorite parts of science. Sunspots are formed by a strong magbnetic field,disturbing the boiling sun. They affect the Earth because they can help us explore space more. Maybe, one day when astronaunts are in space, I know they won't be able to land or go near the sun, but maybe they'll be able to see the sunspots from a distance and they can take pictures of it. Scientists have been 400 years. Sunspots don't affect the earth.

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  50. Jenna Bertke, Cara Roche, Jordan IoriOctober 17, 2011 at 6:37 AM

    @Matthew Budde and Brad Weidner: What abut sun spots interests you? And do you think sun spots can affect earth, like, do you think we can learn important things from sun spots such as things about the sun and the rest of the stars in the universe?

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  51. @bailee dumb and dumber
    i think you forgot to put whose dumbest

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  52. @ Bailee, Katherine, and Meara

    Have you ever wondered what sunspots looked like ?

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  53. The first picture in the video of the sunspot looks like an eyeball. The second picture looks like a sun flower. In the video they said the sunspots are formed by a strong magnetic field that disrupts the broiling on the sun. People have studied the sunspots for about 400 years. Sunspots do not affect Earth.

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  54. Jonathan Finn/W!ll $mithOctober 17, 2011 at 6:41 AM

    We have not really wondered about sunspots before. Scientists have studied sunspots for about 400 years and figured out that sunspots don't affect the earth. Sunspots form by strong magnetic field.

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  55. Bailee, Dumb & Dumber ( meara & katherine)October 17, 2011 at 6:42 AM

    @ Rachel & Andrea
    We thought that they looked like little black spots with flumes coming out but, you're right. They do look like little worms. Why is that?

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  56. Mathew Budde Br@d WeidnerOctober 17, 2011 at 6:43 AM

    @cara,jenna, jordan
    I hope that those rumors about the sun blowing up because that means earth would be sucked in the the black hole the sun creates when it blows up. I wonder how we found out about sun spot.

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  57. @Maddie Lindemann And Rheanna Barry.

    I agree with you guys. How you wondered what sunspots looked like? I have wonder what they looked like too.

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  58. @ Sarah Colwell

    I hadn't noticed that the pictures look liked a sunflower and eyeball. Thats a different way to look at it.

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  59. Alex Anderson/Kamal Williams/Brady DoyleOctober 17, 2011 at 6:45 AM

    @ bailee

    I agree it may mess with solar energy and tv signals

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  60. Mathew Budde Br@d WeidnerOctober 17, 2011 at 6:46 AM

    @Will and Finn
    How do we think we found out about sun spots.

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  61. W!ll S$m!th + J0n@than F!NNOctober 17, 2011 at 6:58 AM

    @Matthew Budde & Brad Weidner
    We think at first somebody just stared at the sun and realized there were sunspots,then somebody invented a telescope that was tinted so they could study the sun without it hurting their eyes. Then they realized that the sun had sunspots.

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  62. @ Kamal, Alex & Brady
    What do you think is the coolest part about sun spots.

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  63. @ Will/Finn
    Cool

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  64. Mathew Budde Br@d WeidnerOctober 17, 2011 at 7:02 AM

    @wILL AND FINN
    yeah we agree we figured that someone used a telescope when theyb were studing the sun

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  65. I learned from the video that sun spots are made by being formed by hot gas in which they effect the Earth's magnetic fields.-Dominic Deutsch

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  66. they are caused by magnitictk pulls in its atsmpher in a few years sun spots will be happing more often - kyle bearse

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  67. The first picture in the video of the sunspot looks like an eyeball. The second picture looks like a sunflower. Spots are formed by the presence of a strong magnetic field. Scientists have been studying sun spots for about 400 years. Sun spots do not affect Earth.

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  68. Erin Pegg and Chyanne BegerOctober 17, 2011 at 7:32 AM

    Yes we do want to see them. They can affect the earth but not alot it is rare there solar storms can affect us because the power can go out somtimes. It is formed by hot gases. We have known about them for about 400 years!!!

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  69. sun spots are formed by magnetic fields.-i have never wondered what sunspots look like.they dont effect earth.

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  70. Kylie Lonneman and LonnemanOctober 17, 2011 at 7:33 AM

    Mrs.Hoffman
    Why are sunspots red and orange?How big is the biggest sunspot?We think sunspots are neat because there are not alot of things like it.Sunspots are made of strong magnetic fields.Sunspots on the sun are 1000 miles long and there are expected to be more in the next couple years.Can you see sunspots from earth and if you can what would they look like?

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  71. @ JAYLNN I think at first somebody just stared at the sun and realized there were sunspots,then somebody invented a telescope that was tinted so they could study the sun without it hurting their eyes. The first picture in the video of the sunspot looks like an eyeball

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  72. Cameron Sanchez, Mark SchaafOctober 17, 2011 at 7:35 AM

    ilearned from the video sun spots.....that sun spots can look like a sunflower...or look like little yellow cells...another way that they look is sunflower seeds....

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  73. yes i have been wondering what the sun eath theing is. well u need to know more about ur plant then u think cause oone day u might be controll of the freedom of speach or sometheing like that.I think the videos are amazing if u ask me . the hot sun is gas of fire. if u get too close u can burn up and die. The earth will not die in till 2020 so we got a nuff time to live . But we do not know for sure if were gonna die then cause the science peoulpe are never right said we was gonna die in 2011 did not happen said 2012 its not gonna happen trust me i know the science people lie alot . so done BELIVE in them .

    Brandi Luers

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  74. Kylie Lonneman and Mya HillOctober 17, 2011 at 7:39 AM

    Erin and Chyanne
    have you ever seen a sunspot.

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  75. @mark and cameron
    i do argree they can be alot like sunflowers .why do u think they can look like yellow cells ?

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  76. Chyanne Berger and Erin PeggOctober 17, 2011 at 7:46 AM

    @ Mrs.Hoffman

    We were wondering that if the sun exsploded what would happen to all the planets, would they still excist or what would happen. How hot is the sun?

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  77. ERIN PEGG and CHYANNE BERGEROctober 17, 2011 at 7:50 AM

    @ kylie lonamen

    only in the vidoes but other wise no

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  78. ERIN PEGG and CHYANNE BERGEROctober 17, 2011 at 7:53 AM

    @ brandi luers

    we do wobder what a sun spot looks like in earth.

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  79. @chyanne and erin
    well we will burn up duhh the sun is like 90000000 degress hot so what do u think... u can try to walk close to the sun but u will die. duh . we all know that
    brandi luers

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  80. @erin and chyanne
    we wonbder what u like about the sun?

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  81. Yes i have wondered what sun spot's look like.I really don't know how they form.In my own opinion i think sun spot's do affect our planet earth.People have probably known about sun spot's for over decades and decades.And when i watched the video the sun spot's looked like a sun flower which really cool and is very interesting.

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  82. Abby Coogan & Jenny Keyser i think that to

    kyle bearse & cody

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  83. @Mark Schaff & Cameron Sanchez Well mark and cameron i agree the sun spot's are very interesting and you guy's could of put more details..........just saying

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  84. Manasa Talley Olivia OgdenOctober 17, 2011 at 9:01 AM

    Yes we have always wondered what they look like. No they dont effect earth at all. We have known about then since Galileo.

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  85. i agree with rheanna and maddie people didnt know about sunspots for a while. sunspots look like eye pupils they do not effect earth in any matter

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  86. Manasa Talley Olivia OgdenOctober 17, 2011 at 9:03 AM

    @ Morgan Cook
    I would think that sun spots are like big black spots.

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  87. sun spots are made by magnetic fields that spread through the inside of the sun.Sun spots are big black spots on the suface of the sun.sun spots are 1000 miles long an more are to be expected in the next couple years.they have known about sun spots since Galileo and it doesnt effect earth in any way.

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  88. Hannah Basil, Rachelle Kuebel, Rachel SchillerOctober 17, 2011 at 9:04 AM

    We have never wondered what a sunspot looks like. Sunspots are created by a magnetic field. Scientists have been looking at sun spots for over 400 years. Sun spots do not affect the earth.

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  89. Nathanael Meyer, Derek Ellis, and Keagen GulleyOctober 17, 2011 at 9:07 AM

    No, we have thought about what sunspot's look like. They are formed by magnetic field's. People have known about sunspot's for a long time.

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  90. @ Morgan Cook
    i disagree with the sun spots effecting earth because the gas that causes them is inside the sun not on the out side AND maybe the gas would be on the spot not on the outside an surrounding it

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  91. Hannah Basil, Rachelle Kuebel, Rachel SchillerOctober 17, 2011 at 9:11 AM

    @Kylie L.
    We were wondering the same thing. How big is the biggest sun spot? Also we were wondering how many sun spots are there?

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  92. Danny McCarthy and Matt SchapkerOctober 17, 2011 at 9:12 AM

    Yes we have, sun spots form by strong magnetic fields. No they dont affect the earth. People has known about sun spots for four hundred years. We think that sun spots look like diffrent things on earth and maybe body parts. Also they look like volcanoes errupting.

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  93. ben schapker,joe schapker,nick sferrazzaOctober 17, 2011 at 9:13 AM

    no.they are formed by strong magnetic fields.no.joe thinks that that they look cool and ben does to. nick thinks there interesting.

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  94. no,They form by a strong magnetic feelds .yes they do.people have known about them for many years.- kaylin & jessica

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  95. We have both heard about sunspots...but we have never seen what they look like. C.J says for how sunspots are formed...sun spots are formed by magnetic field that disrupt the forming of the gasses. Corey says for how sunspots affect the earth...is on our ionosphere. This is the very upper part of the atmosphere.

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  96. Danny McCarthy and Matt SchapkerOctober 17, 2011 at 9:17 AM

    @ John Finn and Will Smith

    What do think about the sun spots?

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  97. ben schapker,joe schapker,nick sferrazzaOctober 17, 2011 at 9:17 AM

    we all would like to now more about sunspots.we also were thinking the same thing as Hannah Basil, Rachelle Kuebel, Rachel Schiller

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  98. no,i never heard of sunspots.sunspots are caused by magenetic fields.they knew about them a long time. i think they are lame

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  99. Nathanael Meyer, Derek Ellis, and Keagen GulleyOctober 17, 2011 at 9:23 AM

    @Jalynn Johnson, Liz Scarlato, and Carley Snell

    I have never thought of that. I think it would be interesting to find out if sunspots have a certain cycle.

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  100. @austin fisher

    Austin we have heard of them, and we do agree that they are caused by magnetic fields. Yes they did know about them a long time ago. But I don't think they are lame...we think they are cool!!! Why do think they are lame Austin??

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  101. @corey allen cj



    i just dont think there interesting. we all have our opinions.that is my opinion

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  102. Sun spots are spots on the sun where lava is exploding.

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  103. @ Maggie Hoover...
    I never thought of sunspots affecting earth because of the people studying them, I was thinking of how the sunspots affect earth as a planet, not just how it affects people. Interesting perspective.

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  104. @ Maggie Hoover...
    I never thought of sunspots affecting earth because of the people studying them, I was thinking of how the sunspots affect earth as a planet, not just how it affects people. Interesting perspective.

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  105. I wonder how people studied sunspots that long ago, they didn't have very good telescopes and looking at the sun can make you blind, especially when the sun's light is magnified. They would have to take pictures of the sun or wear heavy duty sunglasses, but few people would think to study the sun if they didn't know what they could study.

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  106. Bailee that was very offensive to put "dumb & dumber" on your comment. That could be considered ciberbullying. Don't bully!

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  107. @ anonymous...
    I totally agree that Bailee was behaving very rude to say that but at least she and her friends put an informative comment, I liked their ideas.

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  108. I have never wondered about the subject.The large magnetic fields.Yes it does.I don't like the subject because I don't think it's very impotent.

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