**Image from Spaceweather - One of the biggest Sunspots in YEARS ANY One CAPTURE THIS? (Anthony Fuller)

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**Image from Spaceweather - One of the biggest Sunspots in YEARS ANY One CAPTURE THIS?

Revision title: Straight from the Spaceweather.com Site

Anyone capture an image of this event? Unfortunately I'm at work.

"One of the biggest sunspots in years is directly facing Earth. AR3354 is 10 times wider than Earth and about 1/3rd the size of the historical Carrington sunspot. It's so big, observers in Europe and North America are seeing it naked-eye through the smoke of Canadian wildfires. Earth-directed flares are likely in the days ahead"

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MINOR GEOMAGNETIC STORM WATCH: NOAA forecasters say that a CME might graze Earth's magnetic field on July 1st. It was launched into space three days ago by an erupting magnetic filament in the sun's northern hemisphere. The glancing blow, if it occurs, could spark a minor G1-class geomagnetic storm. Aurora alerts: SMS Text

"GIANT SUNSPOT ALERT: When this week began, sunspot AR3354 didn't exist. Now it is 10 times wider than Earth and still growing. The sunspot burst into view on June 27th, breaching the surface of the sun, then blossoming into a giant over the next 48 hours"

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