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Two astronomers are viewing temperature data from each of the sun's layers, but the layers aren't identified. Describe one way...Question
Two astronomers are viewing temperature data from each of the sun's layers, but the layers aren't identified. Describe one way the scientists can use temperature to identify which layer they are studying.(1 point)
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The lowest temperatures are from the core.
The lowest temperatures are from the core.
The highest temperatures are from the corona.
The highest temperatures are from the corona.
The lowest temperatures are from the photosphere.
The lowest temperatures are from the photosphere.
The highest temperatures are from the radiative zone.
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The lowest temperatures are from the core.
The lowest temperatures are from the core.
The highest temperatures are from the corona.
The highest temperatures are from the corona.
The lowest temperatures are from the photosphere.
The lowest temperatures are from the photosphere.
The highest temperatures are from the radiative zone.
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The correct response is: **The highest temperatures are from the corona.**
By analyzing the temperature data, the astronomers can identify the sun's layers based on the temperature ranges, noting that the corona, which is the outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, has the highest temperatures, often reaching millions of degrees Celsius.
By analyzing the temperature data, the astronomers can identify the sun's layers based on the temperature ranges, noting that the corona, which is the outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, has the highest temperatures, often reaching millions of degrees Celsius.