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nasa.gov
thesuntoday.org
soho.nascom.com
space.com
solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov

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A mysterious and unpredictable appearance of light in the night sky.

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A sudden, rapid and intense variation in brightness seen on the sun

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A large, bright, gaseous feature that outbursts from the sun usually in a loop shape.

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The dark spots seen on the sun are caused by lower temperatures in that spot compared to the surrounding areas.

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The outermost layer of the sun. It gets it's name from the crown shaped appearance during a solar eclipse.

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The Chromosphere is the second of the three mail layers on the earth's atmosphere. it is only apparent during an eclipse. 

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The Chromosphere is the second of the three mail layers on the earth's atmosphere. it is only apparent during an eclipse. 

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The photosphere is the visible layer on the surface of the sun.

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This zone is where light is created.

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In the radiative zone, the energy that has been created is transported to the cooler outer layers by photons.

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The core is the middle part of the sun. It is the hottest spot of the entire solar system. The energy from nuclear fusion is generated

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Layers of the sun include:

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The star around which Earth and other planets orbit