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- 1. Our Star: The SunNick Pineo 9-25-11Astonomy 9-12th gradehttp://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/photos/sun-gallery/#
- 2. CharacteristicsMilky Way/Center of Solar SystemHydrogen and HeliumLife Middle Aged 5/10 years
- 4. PhotosphereRadiates most of the sunlight we see surfaceGranules small, bright markings about the size of texas.
- 5. ChromosphereAbove photosphereThin layer of hot gasesViewed as a red rim around sunSpicules located on top of the chromosphere flaming structures. (described as trees sticking out)
- 6. CoronaOuter part of sun (atmosphere)Looks like a crown of bright light glowingSolar wind particles(ionized gases) escaping the corona at high speeds. Ionized referes to the gaining or losing of electrons.
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- 9. ProminencesCloudlike structuresLarge amount of gasesLooks like a huge flame coming out of the Sun
- 10. Solar FlaresBrief outbursts of energyBrightening of an area of the Sun above the sunspots.
- 12. InteriorSource of energy nuclear fusion process to fuse particles together to form heavier particles. Hydrogen Helium Proton-Proton Chain is created through nuclear fusion. Chain reaction converts 4 hydrogen protons into the nucleus of a helium atom. Some mass is converted to energy.
- 13. P-P Chain Cont.When hydrogen is converted to helium, this process Hydrogen burning.The energy that is released from the P-P chain is transmitted through layers of the sun.
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- 15. AurorasEffects from strong solar flares lights up Earths atmosphereNorthern/Southern lights North/South PoleVaries in shapes, sizes, and colorsAurora AustralisAurora Borealishttp://www.itsnature.org/travel/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/p6133sv.jpghttp://geology.com/nasa/aurora-borealis.shtml
- 16. Solar EclipseEclipse of the sunAlignment between Earth-Moon-SunNew Moon Phase casts dark shadow on Earthhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_eclipse
- 17. Disruption of Radio/Satellite Communications Solar flares large outburst of particles can reach Earth affecting radio and satellite communications. Very rare events
- 18. SummarySun has 4 major layersSolar activities may include: prominences, sunspots, and solar flaresNuclear fusion and P-P chainEvents auroras, solar eclipses, and disruption in radio or satellite communications due to solar flares
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