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2 November, 02:39

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Why does it take so long for energy to move through the radiation zone?

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    Once energy is produced in the core of the Sun, it needs a way to travel from the solar center to the outer regions ... In the radiation zone of the Sun the temperature is a little cooler than the core and as a result some atoms are able to remain intact.
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