The Sun: Layers, Features, and Definitions
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- 1. Photosphere: Layer giving off visible light.
- 2. Chromosphere: Layer with a reddish glow.
- 3. Sunspot: Cooler areas on the Sun's surface.
- 4. Core: The center where nuclear fusion occurs.
- 5. Prominence: Reddish loops of gas linking sunspots.
- 6. Solar Wind: Stream of charged particles from the Sun.
- 7. Corona: Outermost layer visible during a solar eclipse.
- 8. Solar Flare: Eruptions occurring from sunspot loops.
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