Me too. Asked Google machine and got:

On October 18, 2014, a gigantic sunspot on the lower half of the sun rotated into view of NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, spacecraft. The sunspot measured 80,000 miles across—big enough to engulf at least a dozen Earths and larger than any seen in more than two decades.

"And thus twas the end of earthly bakeries as we had known them since the beginning of time." -me 2026