The answer is Photosphere. The photosphere is the lowest layer<span> of the </span>solar<span> atmosphere. It is essentially the </span>solar<span> "surface" that </span>we see<span> when </span>we look<span> at the </span>Sun in "white" light. It is <span>like a glowing fog, so at a distance, it </span>looks<span> solid, the same way a cloud looks solid from a distance.</span>
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The direction of the sun’s pull relative to the planet’s motion changes.
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