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Two of the biggest sunspots in years are turning toward Earth. Wide enough to swallow planets, the active regions are entering Earth’s ‘strike-zone’, meaning any flares or CMEs this week would probably be Earth-directed.
Even if they don’t explode, the sunspots are prime targets for amateur astronomers and sunset photographers.
Find out how to safely observe them by visiting Spaceweather.com
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