No sunspots were ever reported prior to the early 1600's. Then massive sunspot activity was recorded. Evidence of a planetary collision? Maybe there was a planet X, and we are still witnessing the gravitational effects of its passages?"Chinese astronomers recorded solar activity around 800 B.C. and astronomers in both China and Korea frequently observed sunspots. ... "In the third year of Lothar, emperor of the Romans, in the twenty-eighth year
Chinese astronomers recorded solar activity around 800 B.C...doesn't mention sunspots, more likely prominences.
and astronomers in both China and Korea frequently observed sunspots. .....reads like author's lead-in to the description of the "spheres".
two black spheres against the sun..not sunspots, but probably transiting planets Venus and/or Mercury.
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Oct 5, 2017