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Loading contentThe Sun from core to heliosphere — the concentric interior zones and atmosphere layers (solar regions), the surface and atmospheric features (granulation, prominences, filaments, plages, spicules, coronal loops, streamers), and the structures of the heliosphere (Parker spiral, termination shock, heliosheath, bow wave). Reuses the Sun, the space-weather phenomena, and the solar observatories. Only well-established solar physics; nothing fabricated.
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| Name | Type | ID |
|---|---|---|
| Coronal Loop | Solar feature | solar_feature:coronal-loop |
| Coronal Streamer | Solar feature | solar_feature:coronal-streamer |
| Filament | Solar feature | solar_feature:filament |
| Granulation | Solar feature | solar_feature:granulation |
| Plage | Solar feature | solar_feature:plage |
| Polar Coronal Plume | Solar feature | solar_feature:polar-coronal-plume |
| Prominence | Solar feature | solar_feature:prominence |
| Spicule | Solar feature | solar_feature:spicule |
| Supergranulation | Solar feature | solar_feature:supergranulation |
| The Chromosphere | Solar region | solar_region:chromosphere |
| The Convection Zone | Solar region | solar_region:convection-zone |
| The Heliosheath | Heliosphere structure | heliosphere_structure:heliosheath |
| The Heliospheric Bow Wave | Heliosphere structure | heliosphere_structure:heliospheric-bow-wave |
| The Parker Spiral | Heliosphere structure | heliosphere_structure:parker-spiral |
| The Photosphere | Solar region | solar_region:photosphere |
| The Radiative Zone | Solar region | solar_region:radiative-zone |
| The Solar Core | Solar region | solar_region:solar-core |
| The Solar Corona | Solar region | solar_region:corona |
| The Tachocline | Solar region | solar_region:tachocline |
| The Termination Shock | Heliosphere structure | heliosphere_structure:termination-shock |
| The Transition Region | Solar region | solar_region:transition-region |
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