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Chapter 25.5 and 26.1 Origins of the Solar System and sun

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nebular theorystates that the solar system formed from a rotating cloud of dust
solar nebulalarge thin cloud of dust expelled from other starss that formed our solar system
protoplanetary diskdisk shaped cloud of dust looking like an egg formed from nebular
planetesimalsrocks, dust and gases that collided and combined to form planets
accretionprocess of adding mass to a planet through colliding and combining matter
corewhere nuclear fusion (hydrogen nuclei colliding) in the sun causes energy
radiation zonearea outside the core with highly compressed gases which produce light
suns inner and outer forcestemperature density and pressure are balanced and stable
convection zoneouter layer of the sun usung convection to send light outward towards space
photospherethe sun's surface
chromospheremiddle layer of sun's ATMOSPHERE producing reddish light
Coronasurface of the sun seen during an eclipse
sunspotssmall dark-looking regions on the sun's surface- give off magnetic fields
prominenceshuge loops of gas erupting from sunspots
solar flaresdramatic eruption of sun's surface causing earth power signals to fail


Intervention Teacher
Barrington High School
Barrington, RI

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