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Active magnetic eruptions that burst into space from the surface of the sun are called .?
solar flares.
M728 vt fuze burst at what height?
The fuze is designed to operate at 7 meters on a dry surface, if shot over wet terrain the height of burst is normally increased by 1/2 and if shot over snow or water it doubles.
Why when astronauts travel into space they can still see the earth and moon?
Because space does not stop light from traveling. The earth has light sources on it that help it be seen on the dark side and on the light side it reflects a massive amount of light from the sun. The moon reflects light from the sun. The majority of what astronauts see locally is a reflection of the suns energy.
What term used to describe how light is reflected from a minerals surface is?
Surface reflection is either specular or diffuse.
What is the tilt of the earth for winter?
In summer the suns rays travel directly to the surface at a steep angle, so are still warm. In winter the rays strike at a shallower angle, and cool down rapidly as they travel a longer distance through the atmosphere before reaching the surface.
What makes moons surface appear so bright?
because of the suns bright light shining on the surface of the moon
Does light from all suns in the Milky Way keep the Moon surface lighted?
no it is the sun reflection
What is the name for the suns sphere of light?
The name for the sun's sphere of light is called the photosphere. It is the visible surface of the sun that emits light and heat.
When suns light hits a surface of the earth more directly as the area around the equator what happens?
the earth would probably explode
The name of the suns surface?
Chromosphere
What we know as the suns surface?
photosphere
What color is the sun and why?
the suns colour is white, allthough from the surface of the earth it may appear yellow because of atmospheric scattering of blue light.
What are the cooler areas on the suns surface?
sunspots
Why do a pair of metal scissors appear shiny?
Metal scissors appear shiny because of the smooth surface of the metal reflecting light. When light hits the surface of the scissors, it bounces off and creates a reflection that gives it a shiny appearance.
How does angle of incidence control the intensity of solar radiation received at the earth's surface?
The angle of incidence is what trajectory the suns burst is taking. If the burst is pointed 20 degrees in any direction, slightly away from the earth, then the intensity of the impact on earth would be less severe since only a portion of the burst is actually making contact. While the rest of it flies into space for millions and millions and millions of kilometers.
What does the suns heat and light come from?
the suns heat light and energy comes from the core of the sun and travels trough space
Which type of nuclear burst occurs above 10000 feet surface level?
High-altitude burst
