Sunspots on sun right now

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To me anything over a 7 is major, depends on depth of quake, location of quake whether dense population or sparse.

Where else would we find sunspots other than the sun?

It's pretty hard to see much of a correlation between solar activity and seismic activity.
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Hi Phage. I figured you would arrive sooner or later.Lets just wait until after April 5th to see if my theory is in fact worth pursuing or if I head in another direction. Thanks for the input though.

Originally posted by Phage
Where else would we find sunspots other than the sun?

They call some spots 'sunspots' on the skin. Say that 5x fast now! LOL

Well the sun is getting a little more active today, just a magnetic filament so far, but the earthquake activity is also picking up a bit from the last few days. Japan had another (aftershock?) USGS is reporting at 6.3.



BLAST MISSES EARTH: A magnetic filament on the sun's northeastern limb erupted on March 28th, hurling part of itself into space: SDO image. The debris is expected to miss Earth.



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