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9-1 The Sun’s energy is generated by thermonuclear reactions in its core slater2e_ch9_2.html53922a51757a2e545d00000f
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9-2 Energy slowly moves outward from the solar interior through several processes slater2e_ch9_3.html53922a51757a2e545d00000f
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9-3 The Sun’s outer layers are the photosphere, chromosphere, and corona slater2e_ch9_4.html53922a51757a2e545d00000f
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9-4 Sunspots are low-temperature regions in the photosphere slater2e_ch9_5.html53922a51757a2e545d00000f
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9-5 The Sun’s magnetic field also produces other forms of solar activity and causes aurorae on Earth slater2e_ch9_6.html53922a51757a2e545d00000f
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