"NASA's Perseverance Rover Spots Massive Sunspot with Potential Earth Impact"

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NASA's Perseverance rover, primarily stationed on Mars, has discovered an expanding sunspot on the Sun's southern hemisphere, known as AR3058. This unique observation from Mars provides a one-week warning of the sunspot's potential growth before it becomes visible from Earth. Sunspots are cooler and darker regions on the Sun's surface associated with strong magnetic activity, which can lead to solar flares and disruptions to satellite navigation and power grids on Earth. The rover's incidental observations of celestial phenomena like sunspots contribute to our understanding of solar activity and its potential impact on our planet.
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