I would say Heat
the atmosphere
The Core.
The atmosphere
The Photosphere
Sun is a gigantic gas ball that consist of hydrogen regulary converting to hellium, therefore produces light and heat. All parts is equally hot and lightned. For common sense..if you can feel extreme heat from sun to earth, there is no way one part is going to be little cooler than other within sun because hot part will have its effect on nearby area. (if hydrogen is not equally distributed within sun but it is equally distributed).
the core
The Moon is a dusty ball of rock, about as reflective as a charcoal briquette. It only seems bright because it reflects the extremely brilliant light of the Sun. The Moon produces no light of its own; we can see that at the first quarter moon, when the part that is in the sunlight is bright, and the part in shadow is very dim.
nuclear clear is it that because I don't have any more choices just wanted to make sure.
The Photosphere
the core
The part of the wire that actually produces all the heat and light is the "filament".
Infra red part of light is responsible for heat.
Liver
filament
Light source
A filiment in a light bulb is the part that produces the light.
Sun is a gigantic gas ball that consist of hydrogen regulary converting to hellium, therefore produces light and heat. All parts is equally hot and lightned. For common sense..if you can feel extreme heat from sun to earth, there is no way one part is going to be little cooler than other within sun because hot part will have its effect on nearby area. (if hydrogen is not equally distributed within sun but it is equally distributed).
your head
It means that only part of the electrical energy used up gets converted into useful light; another part of the energy gets converted into other types of energy, mainly heat. If this energy waste could be avoided (so that the light bulb produces only light, and no heat), then you would get the same result at a lower cost.
The part of an incandescent light bulb that gets hot and produces the light is called the filament.