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What Galaxy does the Sun orbit?
Orbits the center of the Milky Way galaxy
How far away is the sun from the Earth?
Average distance from the Earth is 93 million miles
The Sun __________ and ______________ the solar system.
Heats and lights the solar system
What does the Sun hold in their orbits?
Holds the planets in their orbits
Size of the Sun
Diameter is 870,000 miles ( 109 times larger than the earth)
The sun contains how much of the matter in the solar system?
Contains over 99% of all the matter in the solar system
Composition of the Sun
Hydrogen
and
Helium
Structure (Cats R Crunchy, Perhaps Chewy, Cats)

What is the very inside part of the Sun?
Core
Structure (Cats R Crunchy, Perhaps Chewy, Cats)

R
Radiative Zone
Structure (Cats R Crunchy, Perhaps Chewy, Cats)

Crunchy
Convective Zone
Structure (Cats R Crunchy, Perhaps Chewy, Cats)

Perhaps
Photoshere
Structure (Cats R Crunchy, Perhaps Chewy, Cats)

Chewy
Chromosphere
Structure (Cats R Crunchy, Perhaps Chewy, Cats)

Cats

What is the very outside zone?
Corona
The Photosphere is ____________________ degrees F.
10,000
What are sunspots?
small dark areas on the sun’s surface
What are solar flares?
sudden energetic explosion of the sun’s matter
What are Prominence?
steams of material that rise into the Corona and fall slowly back to
the surface.
The most sunspots can be seen every ______ years.
11
Can sun spots affect weather?
Yes!
Solar flares can hinder ______________ waves.
radio
The release of extremely large mass of particles is called a ____________________________________.
coronal mass ejection