sunspot in Latin
sunspot in Latin is macula solaris — sunspot means a region on the sun's surface that is cooler than the area around it and has intense magnetic activity.
sunspot in Latin
macula solaris
(astronomy) A region on the sun's surface with a lower temperature than its surroundings and intense magnetic activity.
What does "sunspot" mean?
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noun A region on the sun's surface that is cooler than the area around it and has intense magnetic activity.
"Astronomers track each sunspot as it moves across the face of the sun."
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sunspot in a sentence
- Astronomers track each sunspot as it moves across the face of the sun.
- A large sunspot can be seen through a telescope fitted with a proper solar filter.
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What is "sunspot" in Latin?
"sunspot" in Latin is macula solaris. sunspot means: A region on the sun's surface that is cooler than the area around it and has intense magnetic activity.
How do you use "sunspot" in a sentence?
Example: "Astronomers track each sunspot as it moves across the face of the sun." In Latin, "sunspot" is macula solaris.
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