Asked by Star

which layer of the suns atmosphere are you looking at an image of the sun

a.photosphere
b.chromosphere*
c.corona
d.prominence
Answered by bobpursley
correct
Answered by Star
how do you know
Answered by Ms. Sue
LOL! Bobpursley is a highly educated teacher and scientist.
Answered by Star
oh sorry
Answered by bobpursley
I know, because at sunrise and sunset, when the suns rays shine directly and any disbursion and refraction is minimal, we see red sky. The red comes from the outer chromosphere.
Answered by Star
you're a teacher
Answered by bobpursley
when kids listen, I am a teacher. Otherwise, I am not.
Answered by Star
don't get it are you or not
Answered by Ms. Sue
Star -- the fact that you don't understand what bobpursley said is one of the reasons you shouldn't be trying to help other students on Jiskha.
Answered by scott
you might want to research the photosphere and chromosphere ...
Answered by Oliver Queen
1. a
2. a
3. d
4. c
5. b
6. a
7. c
8. b
9. c
10. b
11. c
12. d
13.d
14. d
15. a/ true
16.b/ false
17.b/ false
answers
Answered by YA STUPID
The answer is photosphere so bobpursley you are 100% wrong
Answered by Mrs. Robinson
bob pursley, I think it is Photosphere.
I too am a Science teacher and from what I know the correct answer is Photosphere.
If I am wrong you can tell me i like knowing new things.
Answered by Anonymous
Is this the unit test or what
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