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Maksim231197 [3]3 years ago

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Corona

I. Rare gaseous envelope

II. Irregular pearly glow

III. Total solar eclipse

IV. Surrounds darkened moon

V. Caused by diffraction

Solar Prominence

I. loop shape

II. large bright gaseous

III. luminous hydrogen gas

IV. rises above chromospheres

V. anchored to surface (sun’s surface)

Solar Flare

I. Intense High-energy

II. Causes electromagnetic disruptions

III. In solar atmosphere

IV. Varies in brightness

V. Emits radiation

Sunspots

I. Surface dark spots

II. Strong magnetic fields

III. Solar magnetic storms

IV. Visible through telescope

V. Cooler than photospheres

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