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Module 16 Notes

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From the inside out, the layers of the sun are:

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From the inside out, the layers of the sun are:

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Core
Radiative Zone
Convective Zone
Photosphere
Chromosphere
Corona

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Sunspots are dark spots that appear on the sun's surface. They occur because they are cooler than the surrounding areas

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Solar Prominences are huge arches of glowing gas that extend outward from the surface of the sun

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Flares often occur near sunspots, and they're actually explosions on the sun's surface.

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Auroras on Earth, like the Northern Lights, are caused by solar flares and Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs). CMEs are massive bursts of solar wind and magnetic energy that are released into space.

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The sun's core is, obviously, at the center of the sun. Scientists have found that it has a temperature of around 29 million degrees Fahrenheit, and that it rotates about 4 times faster than the surface.

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The Radiative Zone is between the Core and the Convective Zone. The tachocline separates the inner and outer parts of the sun.

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Just outside the Radiative Zone, the Convective Zone carries energy in the same way a pot of boiling water does. The bubbling motions are responsible for the granulation pattern on the surface.

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The Photosphere is what is considered to be the surface of the sun, and it has temperatures of around 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit, or 5,800 Kelvin

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This is the layer above the photosphere, and it appears as a reddish glow around the sun. It is nearly transparent.

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The Corona, meaning "crown", is the outermost layer of gases surrounding the sun. It's only seen during a solar eclipse; it's not normally visible because of the brightness of the photosphere.