Which statement describes sunspots? A. Sunspots have a bright white appearance. B. Sunspots occur in the radiative zone of the sun. C. Sunspots occur in areas of extremely low magnetic fields. D. Sunspots have lower temperatures than their surroundings.

The statements that describe sunspots is;

D. Sunspots have lower temperatures than their surroundings

Explanation:

Sunspots is a phenomenon that involves temporary appearance of dark areas on the Sun's surface, which are regions of concentrated magnetic field flux which inhibit heat transfer by convection and are therefore cooler than other parts of the Sun. Due to the presence of magnetic field magnetic  

Sunspots are temporary phenomena on the Sun's photosphere that appear as spots darker than the surrounding areas. They are regions of reduced surface temperature caused by concentrations of magnetic field flux that inhibit convection. Opposite magnetic polarity sunspots usually appear as a pair.

Therefore, the statement that best describe sunspots is that a sunspot is a region of reduced temperature compared to surrounding areas on the Sun's surface.

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