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chromosphere
[ kroh-muh-sfeer ]
noun
- a scarlet, gaseous envelope surrounding the sun outside the photosphere, from which enormous quantities of hydrogen and other gases are erupted.
- a gaseous envelope surrounding a star.
chromosphere
/ 藞kr蓹蕣m蓹藢sf瑟蓹; 藢kr蓹蕣m蓹藞sf蓻r瑟k /
noun
- a gaseous layer of the sun's atmosphere extending from the photosphere to the corona and visible during a total eclipse of the sun
chromosphere
- A glowing, transparent layer of gas surrounding the photosphere of a star. The Sun's chromosphere is several thousand kilometers thick, is composed mainly of hydrogen at temperatures of 6,000掳 to 20,000掳K, and gives off reddish light.
Derived Forms
- chromospheric, adjective
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 肠丑谤辞路尘辞路蝉辫丑别谤路颈肠 [kroh-m, uh, -, sfer, -ik, -, sfeer, -], adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of chromosphere1
Example Sentences
And last month the agency released the first-ever full-disk images of the Sun in wavelengths ranging from 200 to 400 nanometres, saying they provided "insights into the intricate details of the Sun's photosphere and chromosphere".
The spacecraft is equipped with seven payloads to study the sun鈥檚 corona, chromosphere, photosphere and solar wind, the Indian Space Research Organization said.
鈥淲e saw the material moving out through the chromosphere in the south in September to November 2019,鈥 Dr. Dupree wrote in an email.
Haswell hypothesized that the resulting trail of gas from the planet absorbed the same wavelengths of light that the star's chromosphere emits, making it appear dark.
Mariona Badenas, 25, of Spain, walked past, heading for the observatory, where a special telescope allows her to look at the sun鈥檚 chromosphere, or second layer of atmosphere.
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