Sunspots NOAA 486 and NOAA 484, October 24th, 2003

[Sunspots] Sunspots NOAA 486 and NOAA 484, October 24th, 2003

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Sunspots NOAA 486 and NOAA 484, October 24th, 2003, shown side by side with magnetic intensity values labelled.

The total magnetic field, in gauss, was based on Zeeman splitting of Fe 15648, at the temperature minima position (darkest place) in the sunspot umbrae. 24th October 2003 at McMath-Pierce facility, Kitt Peak. Polarities courtesy Mt. Wilson. Picture by Dr Bill Livingston.

The relative placement of these sunspots on the solar disk can be seen in this image, and a picture without the labels is available here.

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