What are the layers of a star, and what does each layer do?
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Explanation:
Let's learn about each of them...
First of all we can divide them into two
Interior layers of a star and The atmosphere (outer)
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It is the innermost region of a star
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It is where the nuclear fusion occurs
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All of a energy of a star comes from this
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It is where a star converts Hydrogen atoms into helium
#" Radiation zone"#
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The energy(heat) from the core travels through this layer
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The energy travels in the form of electromagnetic radiation
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In other words, the energy travels in the form of photons
#" Convection zone"#
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When the energy comes to the Convective zone, it travels in a different manner
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The energy travels in the way of the water boiling in a pot
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In other words, the energy moves by convection
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It is a very thin layer
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It emits most of the light
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It can be seen during an eclipse
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It is the middle-most layer in the atmosphere of a star
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It appears as a pinkish-red layer
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It is the outermost layer of a star
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It is nicknamed as the crown of a star
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It is also visible during an eclipse
Hopefully this helps..!