The Anatomy of a Sunspot
published online February 20, 2006
 | Last September the Dunn Solar Telescope in New Mexico caught a sunspot in full bloom. A new camera and adaptive optics offered a sevenfold jump in clarity and revealed tantalizing clues to how the sun works. |
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