Maunder's Butterfly Diagram

How to understand when a new solar cycle starts. At the beginning of a new solar cycle, sunspots tend to form at high latitudes, but as the cycle reaches a maximum the spots form at lower latitudes.

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The title of the main category is Sunspots and it deals mainly with sunspots. The resource has been on our site since Monday Dec 10 2007, and it has been viewed 1394 times. So far it received 3 votes for a total score of 8.33/10
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