Question 9 • WV-Earth and Space Science A-CR
In the Sun’s radiative zone, energy moves outward as photons repeatedly travel, get absorbed, and are reemitted; they are also scattered in many directions. Large-scale movement of material transfers energy in the convection zone, not the radiative zone. Gamma rays are produced mainly by fusion in the core, and energy is emitted from the photosphere rather than released into it.
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