Plages are located within one layer of this astronomical body, and faculae form in the canyons near granules.
Plages are located within one layer of this astronomical body, and faculae form in the canyons near granules. Its surface temperature is 5,800 degrees Kelvin, and this is easily the most famous example of a Class G Main Sequence star. Layers of this star include the  (*) chromosphere, photosphere, and corona, which is where its namesake flares occur. Lying 1 AU away from you right now, for ten points, this is what star, which our planet rotates around?
Plages are located within one layer of this astronomical body, and faculae form in the canyons near granules.
The {Sun} or {Sol}