Sunspots are cooler, darker regions on the solar atmosphere with strong magnetic fields. They are mainly seen on the photosphere, which is the visible surface of the Sun. These dark spots are cooler than their surroundings, with temperatures around 4,000 K. Sunspots are formed due to the Sun's magne

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Discover the intricate balance and core structure of the Sun, maintained by hydrostatic equilibrium. Energy moves through radiation and convection zones, with convection manifesting as granulation on the photosphere. Eclipses, such as solar eclipses, provide unique opportunities to witness celestial

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