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Explorations An Introduction to Astronomy, 3/e
Thomas T. Arny

The Sun, Our Star

Outline

The Sun, Our Star329
11.1Size and Structure330
Measuring the Sun's Properties331
The Solar Interior332
Energy Transport332
The Solar Atmosphere333
11.2How the Sun Works335
Internal Balance (Hydrostatic Equilibrium)335
Pressure in the Sun335
Powering the Sun336
Nuclear Fusion337
The Structure of Hydrogen and Helium337
The Proton-Proton Chain337
11.3Probing the Sun's Core338
Solar Neutrinos338
Solar Seismology340
11.4Solar Magnetic Activity341
Sunspots341
Solar Magnetic Fields341
Prominences and Flares342
Heating of the Chromosphere and Corona344
Extending Our Reach: Detecting Magnetic Fields: The Zeeman Effect345
The Solar Wind346
11.5The Solar Cycle346
Cause of the Solar Cycle346
Changes in the Solar Cycle348
Links between the Solar Cycle and Terrestrial Climate349
Projects353