Exploring the Structure and Phenomena of the Sun

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Discover the unique characteristics of the Sun, from its essential role in sustaining life on Earth to the fascinating features like solar corona, faults, prominences, and flares. Witness the mesmerizing polar auroras influenced by solar flares and delve into the captivating visuals depicting the solar system's star in all its magnificence.

  • Sun
  • Solar Phenomena
  • Solar Flares
  • Astronomy
  • Solar Structure

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  1. THE SUN AND ITS STRUCTURE The sun is the only star that allows life on the Earth.

  2. THE SOLAR CORONA

  3. SOLAR FAULTS We call solar faults defects that we can see on the solar surface.

  4. THE SOLAR PROMINENCE

  5. A prominence is a large, bright feature extending outward from the Sun's surface, often in a loop shape. Prominences are anchored to the Sun's surface in the photosphere, and extend outwards into the Sun's corona.

  6. THE SOLAR FLARES The solar flares are the most explosive events in partnership to the sunspots. They last around an hour.The free enermous quantities of energy.

  7. The mosts spectaculareffects of the solar flares are the polar aurora. They are visible in proximity of the magnetic poles and you call northern auroras and southern auroras.

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