Why is the Sun's Surface so Cool ???

Hi Twitty It would be nice if we could measure the layers of the Sun.
Starting up from the Sun's core it has three zones. The radiative zone
has to be very hot(how hot??) because this is the zone photons have big
problems getting out(Over 100,000 years or more) When they do get out
they go into the convection zone. Here we have the solar gas which is
cooler(how much cooler??) This gas undergoes a boiling,convective
motion. Reality is this this big upwelling cells of gas break down into
smaller ones and create the photosphere's granular appearance,.So here
we are at what we can see. The photosphere is the Sun's visible surface
its thin(About 250 miles) Here we see its ruff appearance. Here we see
its Sun spots and of corse we have the Sun's atmosphere (known as the
corona) We invented the "coronagraph" (man made eclipse) Have a
great picture showing two coronal mass ejections on opposite sides of
the Sun sending out great flares of charge particles into space.
Naturally twitty I have my own theory why the surface of the Sun is so
cool. Bert

It's the increase in VOLUME, you old fool!

I already covered that every point in the Sun can now be described for
pressure, density and I assume temperature to the 1% level.

Ignore my posts at your own stupidity, BEERT!

Saul Levy


On Mon, 7 Nov 2005 08:26:12 -0500, (G=EMC^2
Glazier) wrote:

Hi Twitty It would be nice if we could measure the layers of the Sun.
Starting up from the Sun's core it has three zones. The radiative zone
has to be very hot(how hot??) because this is the zone photons have big
problems getting out(Over 100,000 years or more) When they do get out
they go into the convection zone. Here we have the solar gas which is
cooler(how much cooler??) This gas undergoes a boiling,convective
motion. Reality is this this big upwelling cells of gas break down into
smaller ones and create the photosphere's granular appearance,.So here
we are at what we can see. The photosphere is the Sun's visible surface
its thin(About 250 miles) Here we see its ruff appearance. Here we see
its Sun spots and of corse we have the Sun's atmosphere (known as the
corona) We invented the "coronagraph" (man made eclipse) Have a
great picture showing two coronal mass ejections on opposite sides of
the Sun sending out great flares of charge particles into space.
Naturally twitty I have my own theory why the surface of the Sun is so
cool. Bert