NASA has imaged Earth’s largest “sunspots” on the surface of the sun

A group of sunspots, the largest of which is many times larger than Earth, has been imaged on the side of the Sun facing the Earth. It has been claimed that the sunspot is made up of relatively cool magnetic anomalies that occur in the Sun’s photosphere layer. It has been claimed that the reason for the relative coolness, in other words the brightness, is that the magnetic field decreases the amount of radiation. in the photosphere.