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Summarize It!
Drag and drop the words or phrases that accurately label the diagram of the sun.
Radiative zone
Photosphere
Chromosphere
Corona
Granules
troposphere
solar flare
inner core
outer core
solar prominence
lithosphere
convection zone
sunspots
To effectively label the diagram of the sun, you’ll want to use the following terms:
1. Inner Core
2. Outer Core
3. Radiative Zone
4. Convection Zone
5. Photosphere
6. Chromosphere
7. Corona
8. Sunspots
9. Solar Flare
10. Solar Prominence
11. Granules
Explanation:
– Inner Core: The innermost layer, solid and extremely hot.
– Outer Core: Liquid layer surrounding the inner core, responsible for creating the sun’s magnetic field.
– Radiative Zone: The layer where energy is transferred outward through radiation.
– Convection Zone: The outer layer of the sun’s interior where energy is transferred by convection currents.
– Photosphere: The visible surface of the sun that emits light.
– Chromosphere: The layer above the photosphere, visible during a solar eclipse; it’s less dense and contains hydrogen.
– Corona: The outer atmosphere of the sun, extending millions of kilometers into space, visible during a total solar eclipse.
– Sunspots: Dark spots on the photosphere that indicate cooler areas with strong magnetic activity.
– Solar Flare: Sudden eruptions of energy on the sun’s surface.
– Solar Prominence: Large, bright features extending outward from the sun’s surface.
– **Gran