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Jupiter Acts as Giant Mirror to Sun's Back-Side Activity (SPACE.com)
SPACE.com - Space weather forecasters have it even tougher than regular weather forecasters.
In trying to predict long-range solar activity, they have to rely on a picture of just the half of the Sun they can see. Storms brewing on the backside are hidden from view until they rotate to the front. View the Entire Article
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