Was trying to image some Sunspots this morning and captured this!

Fun fact: the big spot on the left is around 130million square miles, roughly around 1.6 times the diameter of Earth.

Fun fact 2: A sunspot is a darker, cooler region on the Sun's visible surface, the photosphere, caused when intense magnetic fields-hundreds to thousands of times stronger than Earth's-pokes through the Sun's sun surface. Sunspots are dark because intense magnetic fields suppress the flow of hot plasma from the Sun's interior, making the region cooler and thus appear dark in contrast to the surrounding, much hotter photosphere.