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blsea [12.9K]
3 years ago
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The Sun has six regions or layers. Identify the Sun's layers, beginning with the innermost and moving out.

Chemistry
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balu736 [363]3 years ago
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Answer:

Beginning from the innermost layer and moving towards the outermost of the sun that has six layers.

1. Innermost layer is the core: All the energy of the sun comes from core. Here hydrogen and helium are components that are present.

2. Radiative zone: The high-energy photons are move from the innermost core to the second innermost radiative zone.

3. Convective zone: It is a comparatively cooler layer to the core and radiative zone.

4. Photosphere: It is the 4th innermost region with sunspots and called the magnetic field of the sun.

5. Chromosphere: This red color layer with filaments of gas is cooler than the photosphere.

6. Corona: It is the outermost layer of the sun and the temperature is much higher here.

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