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DescriptionSun parts.jpg	English: cross-section of the sun. Photosphere 6000 K Visible, IR and UV radiation Turbulent convection Convective zone 2100000 K Core Radiative zone Thermonuclear reactions 14000000 K Neutrinos Prominence Spot Magnetic field loop Bright spots and short-lived magnetic regions X radiations X and γ radiations Energetic particles Radio emission Coronal loops Coronal hole Chromospheric flare Deutsch: Cross-section Darstellung der Sonne. Photosphäre 6000 K Sichtbare, Infrarot- und UV-Strahlung Turbulente Konvektion Konvektionszone 2100000 K Kern Strahlungszone Thermonukleare Reaktionen 14000000 K Neutrinos Protuberanz Spot Magnetfeldschleife Helle Spots und kurzlebige magnetische Regionen Röntgenstrahlung Röntgen- und γ-Strahlung Energetische Partikel Radiowellen Korona Koronales Loch Chromosphärischer Flare العربية: Svenska:
Date	1997-2006; derivative work: 2012
Source	[1] from the High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
Author	Project leader: Dr. Jim Lochner; Curator: Meredith Gibb; Responsible NASA Official:Phil Newman derivative work: Hic et nunc
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