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The core is the innermost layer of the sun. Fusion reactions produce energy. Outside of that is the Solar envelope, which pressure on the core, maintaining the temperature. Then there are the photosphere, where "sunlight" comes from, and the chromosphere, which is caused by the abundance of hydrogen. On the surface of the sun are sunspots, and rising from the surface are solar flares and prominences.

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