File:Layers of the Sun.png
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Layers of the Sun with temperatures of each layer
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editDescriptionLayers of the Sun.png |
English: This diagram shows the main layers, or zones, of the Sun, from the core outward, including the solar atmosphere, and lists the temperature ranges of each layer. |
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Author | Photos of Sun were taken by NASA |
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current | 19:51, 5 March 2022 | ![]() | 7,616 × 3,832 (16.41 MB) | AeroSci (talk | contribs) | Added arrows showing directional trends in temperature |
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