Listed following are events or phenomena that occur during either the part of the sunspot cycle known as solar minimum or the part known as solar maximum. 1. Sunspots are most numerous on the Sun2. Solar flares are most common3. Orbiting satellites are most at risk4. Occurs about 5 to 6 years after a solar maximum5. Auroras are most likely in earth's skies6. Occurs about 11 years after a solar maximum

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Jewel Myers

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30 July, 08:39

Listed following are events or phenomena that occur during either the part of the sunspot cycle known as solar minimum or the part known as solar maximum. 1. Sunspots are most numerous on the Sun2. Solar flares are most common3. Orbiting satellites are most at risk4. Occurs about 5 to 6 years after a solar maximum5. Auroras are most likely in earth's skies6. Occurs about 11 years after a solar maximum

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Jaliyah Sheppard · Answer 1

1. Sunspots are most numerous on the Sun. 2. Solar flares are most common. 5. Auroras are most likely in earth's skies 6. Occurs about 11 years after a solar maximum.

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The solar max is a period when the activities of the sun gets started for a period of 11 years which is cyclic in nature and occurrence of the solar flares and suns radiance increase also there an increase in the sunspots and it affects the weather patterns on earth and also can lead to magnetic fields interaction on earth.