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Sunspots appear in pairs with opposite magnetic charges, which causes them to interact, stretch, and eventually snap due to the sun's differential rotation.
“sunspots are always in pairs okay i did not know this and so chuck we measured it and one would have a positive charge the other negative charge so we got magnets on the sun nice just saying”
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