What is the average length of time from one maximum in the number of sunspots on the Sun to the next maximum?
A) 22 years
B) 7 years
C) 11 years
D) 4 years
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Q91: Astronomers have recently compared the relative abundances
Q92: What is the structure of a typical
Q93: Sunspots appear dark because they
A) are coronal
Q94: How does the number of sunspots on
Q95: A typical sunspot group lasts
A) virtually forever.
B)
Q97: The Stefan-Boltzmann law indicates that the energy
Q98: Sunspots are
A) cooler, darker regions on the
Q99: Other stars
A) have never been detected producing
Q100: What is the solar wind?
A) storm of
Q101: Over the course of a sunspot cycle
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