Question
How have astronomers formed their ideas about the layers of the sun?(1 point)
Responses
making direct observations of the sun's layers
making direct observations of the sun's layers
developing mathematical models based only on known data
developing mathematical models based only on known data
observing all the layers during total solar eclipses
observing all the layers during total solar eclipses
using theoretical models combined with known data
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making direct observations of the sun's layers
making direct observations of the sun's layers
developing mathematical models based only on known data
developing mathematical models based only on known data
observing all the layers during total solar eclipses
observing all the layers during total solar eclipses
using theoretical models combined with known data
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**using theoretical models combined with known data.**
Astronomers develop their understanding of the sun's layers by using a combination of theoretical models and data gathered from various observations, including those from solar missions and telescopic observations, rather than making direct observations of all layers or relying solely on mathematical models or eclipses.
**using theoretical models combined with known data.**
Astronomers develop their understanding of the sun's layers by using a combination of theoretical models and data gathered from various observations, including those from solar missions and telescopic observations, rather than making direct observations of all layers or relying solely on mathematical models or eclipses.
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