Why do sunspots appear darker than the rest of the Sun's surface?

Sunspots are "dark" because they are cooler than their surroundings. A large sunspot might have a central temperature of 4,000 K (about 3,700° C or 6,700° F), much lower than the 5,800 K (about 5,500° C or 10,000° F temperature of the adjacent photosphere.

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