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Sun layers
Ecology and geography Evidence 1 Ana Laura Serna 17/09/2023
Convection Zone
Inside of the sun
The convection zone of the Sun is a region located just above its core and below its photosphere, where energy transport occurs through the movement of hot, ionized gas or plasma.
- Convective motion
- Granulation
- Turbulent flow
Chromoshpere
Sun's surface
The chromosphere of the Sun is a thin layer of its atmosphere located just above the photosphere. It's a region of the Sun that's less bright and less dense than the photosphere but is still visible.
- Reddish appearance
- Solar flares and eruptions
- Transition region
Radiative Zone
Inside the sun
Extends outward from the outer edge of the core to base of the convection zone, characterized by the method of energy transport: Radiation
- Energy Transport
- High temperature and density
- Largely transparent
Core
Innermost region of the sun
The core of the Sun is the central region where nuclear fusion reactions take place, converting hydrogen into helium and releasing an enormous amount of energy in the form of light and heat. It is the innermost layer of the Sun and the hottest and densest part.
- Nuclear fusion
- Temperature
- Enormous pressure
Corona
Sun's atmosphere
The corona of the Sun is the outermost layer of its atmosphere, extending far beyond the visible surface of the photosphere. It is characterized by its incredibly high temperatures and the emission of faint, pearly white light.
- Extreme heat
- Solar winds
- Magnetic fields
Photosphere
Sun's surface
The photosphere of the Sun is the visible surface layer, the region from which sunlight is emitted and the layer that we observe when looking at the Sun. It is a thin layer compared to the Sun's overall size, but it's what we commonly refer to as the Sun's "surface."
- Visible light emission
- Sunspots
- Sun's surface
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Max presents
Sun layers
Ecology and geography Evidence 1 Ana Laura Serna 17/09/2023
Convection Zone
Inside of the sun
The convection zone of the Sun is a region located just above its core and below its photosphere, where energy transport occurs through the movement of hot, ionized gas or plasma.
Chromoshpere
Sun's surface
The chromosphere of the Sun is a thin layer of its atmosphere located just above the photosphere. It's a region of the Sun that's less bright and less dense than the photosphere but is still visible.
Radiative Zone
Inside the sun
Extends outward from the outer edge of the core to base of the convection zone, characterized by the method of energy transport: Radiation
Core
Innermost region of the sun
The core of the Sun is the central region where nuclear fusion reactions take place, converting hydrogen into helium and releasing an enormous amount of energy in the form of light and heat. It is the innermost layer of the Sun and the hottest and densest part.
Corona
Sun's atmosphere
The corona of the Sun is the outermost layer of its atmosphere, extending far beyond the visible surface of the photosphere. It is characterized by its incredibly high temperatures and the emission of faint, pearly white light.
Photosphere
Sun's surface
The photosphere of the Sun is the visible surface layer, the region from which sunlight is emitted and the layer that we observe when looking at the Sun. It is a thin layer compared to the Sun's overall size, but it's what we commonly refer to as the Sun's "surface."