Sunspots in 8,000-year record - scientists

The past 70 years have seen the longest and most intense period of sunspot activity for 8,000 years, scientists said today.

The past 70 years have seen the longest and most intense period of sunspot activity for 8,000 years, scientists said today.

Researchers reconstructed a record of sunspot activity for the last 11,000 years by studying a heavy form of carbon in tree rings.

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