Thought to be in a constant state of agitation due to convection waves that reach hundreds of thousand of miles below, it represents the transition boundary above which photons can move almost freely.
Thought to be in a constant state of agitation due to convection waves that reach hundreds of thousand of miles below, it represents the transition boundary above which photons can move almost freely. For 10 points—name this luminous, opaque layer of the sun that lies between the dense interior gases and the more attenuated gases of the chromosphere, the sun's visible "surface."
Thought to be in a constant state of agitation due to convection waves that reach hundreds of thousand of miles below, it represents the transition boundary above which photons can move almost freely.
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