The Sun, Its Layers and Activities

This is the galaxy that contains our solar System.

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This is the powerful force that attracts all the objects towards the Sun.

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According to the video, this Theory on the Formation of the Solar System was developed by T.C. Chamberlin and F.R. Moulton. It stated that a star passed closed to the sun and by a cross-pull from the star, was thrust into elliptical orbits around the sun. This theory is called the (a)   .

Based on the video, this Theory on the Formation of the Solar System was developed by Immanuel Kant. It assumed that the solar system in its first state was a hot rotating state of matter. This theory is called the (a)   .

The video presented that this large star appears as a ball of orange, yellow or white light in the sky.

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Based on the video, this is the source of all the Sun's energy with a very high temperature of more than 15 million Kelvin.

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In the video, this was mentioned as the later of the sun where energy continues to move toward the surface through currents of heated and cooled gas.

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From the video, the deepest layer of the Sun that we can observe directly is the (a)   .

The video states that this is the outermost layer of the Sun at about 1300 miles above the solar surface. This layer can be observe during a total solar eclipse.

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The video states that these are dark, irregular patches of the photosphere. They are observed as gigantic areas of the solar surface less brilliant than the surrounding regions.

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