
Electromagnetic Radiation from the Sun
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Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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25 Slides • 21 Questions
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The Sun
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Occurs on Earth in nuclear power plants and atomic bombs. Large unstable elements like uranium are broken apart to make smaller more stable elements like lead.
Nuclear Fission
Hydrogen (H+) atoms combine to form Helium (He) which releases a large amount of energy. Stars make heavier elements by further combining atoms.
Nuclear Fusion
Energy is produced through fusion
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Multiple Choice
Nuclear fusion of Helium and Hydrogen occurs in the ________.
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Hydrogen combines in the core of the sun to form _?
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The _____________extends 7 million Km from the surface of the Sun. This is the outermost part of the sun's atmosphere. It is significantly hotter than the surface. It is visible during a solar eclipse.
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WOW!
So, if the sun stopped shinning, how long would it take for us to know?
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Multiple Choice
How long does it take for the light from the sun to reach the Earth?
8 minutes
8 seconds
8 days
8 years
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Multiple Choice
How old is the Earth?
4.6 billion years
13.7 billion years
4.6 million years
13.7 million years
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Parts of the sun
Inner layers
Core - Energy is produced from fusion.
Radiation zone - Tightly packed gas where electromagnetic radiation travels.
Convection zone - Hot gasses move to the outer portion, cold gasses fall back toward core.
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Parts of the sun
Atmosphere
Photosphere - gives off visible light
Chromosphere - reddish layer only seen during an eclipse
Corona - outer portion - gives off solar wind (electrically charged particles)
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Parts of the sun
Other terms
Sun spot - cooler portion of the photosphere
Prominence - loop that link sunspot areas
Solar flare - explosions of energy that increase the solar wind. Form when prominences connect.
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Match
Match the following
where fusion happens
light is released
sends out solar wind
cooler area on the surface
explosion of energy and gas
core
photosphere
corona
sun spot
solar flare
core
photosphere
corona
sun spot
solar flare
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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EM Waves can travel in a vacuum! Mechanical waves (sound waves) CANNOT!!!
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Multiple Choice
Light is a form of
Energy
Reflection
Radiation
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Radio waves have the _____ frequency and _____ wavelengths.
highest, longest
lowest, longest
highest, shortest
lowest, shortest
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Microwaves have the _____ frequency and _____ wavelengths.
highest, longest
lowest, longest
highest, shortest
lowest, shortest
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following electromagnetic waves is given off as heat?
Radio Waves
Visible Light
Infrared Rays
Gamma Rays
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is something that infrared rays are NOT used for?
remote controls
keeping cafeteria food warm
regular lightbulbs
thermal imaging
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Which section of the spectrum is the ONLY one we can see?
X-Rays
Gamma Rays
Visible Light
Ultraviolet Rays
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What color has the shortest wavelength?
red
violet
yellow
orange
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Ultraviolet rays are _________.
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Airport security systems use __________.
microwaves
ultraviolet rays
radio waves
xrays
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Gamma waves have the _____ frequency and _____ wavelengths of all electromagnetic waves.
highest, longest
lowest, longest
highest, shortest
lowest, shortest
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