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All the terms that you need to know on the sun.

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Solar System   A group of planets that revolve around a star  
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Sun   The only star in our solar system  
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Core   Where the sun’s energy is produced  
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Radiative Zone   The zone between the core and convective zone  
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Convective Zone   Hot gasses carry energy towards the surface, while cooler gasses move inwards  
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Photosphere   The lowest part of the sun’s atmosphere, this is where the sun’s light comes from  
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Chromosphere   Above the photosphere, temperatures rise the higher you go  
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Corona   Uppermost layer of the sun’s atmosphere only visible during a solar eclipse  
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Sun Spots   Cool dark areas on the sun’s surface  
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Prominences   Huge arching swirls of gas that erupt from the sun’s surface  
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Solar Flare   Magnetic storms on the sun that eject energy thousands of miles from the sun’s surface  
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Coronal Mass Ejection   Huge bubbles of gas that are thrown from the sun's corona. They can disrupt satellites and communication networks.  
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Star   A huge ball of gas, mostly hydrogen and helium. There can be billions of them in a galaxy.  
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