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BJU 6th Science - Chapter 11

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photosphere   the surface of the Sun  
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chromosphere   the atmosphere of the Sun; located above the Sun’s surface  
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corona   the outermost part of the Sun; located above the Sun’s chromosphere  
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sunspot   dark spot on the surface of the Sun; seems to be related to magnetic storms  
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facula   a bright cloud of gas on the Sun’s surface; usually accompanies sunspots (plural-faculae)  
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solar flare   a temporary flash created by solar storms that explode from the Sun’s surface  
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solar prominence   a huge stream of gas that extends out past the Sun’s atmosphere into the Sun’s corona; it glows for days or weeks  
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solar wind   electrically charged particles from the Sun, carried from the Sun to Earth’s atmosphere  
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aurora   the light show near Earth’s Poles that is caused by the solar wind and Earth’s magnetic field  
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revolution   each complete orbit a planet makes around the Sun  
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axis   an imaginary line from the north pole to the south pole through the center of the planet around which a planet rotates  
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rotation   the turn of a planet around its axis  
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terrestrial planet   a rocky, dense planet  
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satellite   any object that rotates around another body in space  
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solar eclipse   an eclipse in which the Moon passes between the sun and Earth  
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totality   the event that occurs when a celestial body completely eclipses another celestial body  
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lunar eclipse   an eclipse that occurs when the Moon passes through Earth’s shadow  
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probe   an unmanned space craft that is controlled from Earth  
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International Space Station   a facility that orbits Earth and is maintained and used by astronauts from sixteen different countries (the ISS)  
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dehydrated   the water has been removed (as in food for astronauts)  
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