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5 January, 16:55

How can you describe the

structure, composition and

characteristics of the sun?

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  1. 5 January, 17:19
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    The Sun, like all stars, is an enormous ball of extremely hot, largely ionized gas, shining under its own power. And we do mean enormous. The Sun could fit 109 Earths side-by-side across its diameter, and it has enough volume (takes up enough space) to hold about 1.3 million Earths.

    The Sun does not have a solid surface or continents like Earth, nor does it have a solid core (Figure 1). However, it does have a lot of structure and can be discussed as a series of layers, not unlike an onion. In this section, we describe the huge changes that occur in the Sun's extensive interior and atmosphere, and the dynamic and violent eruptions that occur daily in its outer layers.
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