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Gusts of solar winds can cause
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
To identify the elements in a star's atmosphere, scientists
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
A supernova is the explosion of a dying
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
During the Red Giant Stage, how is energy generated in a star's core?
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
The core of a white dwarf star is mostly made of
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
The primary source of fuel for the sun is
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
During nuclear fusion in the sun, which of the following occurs?
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
A sunspot cycle begins with
Helium fuses into carbon
The number of sunspots is very low but begins to increase
match the spectral lines of starlight to those of Earth's elements
Magnetic Storms
high-mass star
Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Hydrogen nucleus combine to produce a helium nucleus
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