The Sun's Interior

The nucleus of the Sun is the site of thermonuclear power plants that convert hydrogen into helium and produce energy.

The internal structure of the Sun is divided into a series of concentric casings.

The explosive violence of the reactions in the Sun's nucleus is kept stable by enveloping norms of overlying materials.

<p>The temperature of the nucleus of the Sun is close to 15 million degrees Kelvin.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The radiative zone is the one in which the energy produced in the nucleus is absorbed by the gas atoms, which emit it outward.</p> Signup and view all the answers