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By unleashing four C-class solar flares in the past two days, sunspot 1029 has become the most active sunspot of the year so far. Just hours ago, Paul Haese photographed the maelstrom from his backyard observatory in Blackwood, South Australia
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Prove_It_NOW
Luckily, being the sun you can't hide any activity on it.
Originally posted by Reddupo
reply to post by prevenge
Woooooooooh!! *twirls finger around in air*
That sort of stuff half raises one of my eyebrows when its found in man made things, terrorist attacks, .etc.
But I do not think that the Illuminati coaxed the sun into burping on some special date marked by a Kabballah ritual.