The primary form of radiation coming from the sun is electromagnetic radiation, in less technical terms Light. Light of all types, radio, microwave, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, x-ray, gammaray
As alpha and beta radiation are helium nuclei & electrons, those two stream off the sun in the form of solar wind, but aren't the primary form of "radiation"
This depends on the temperature of the star.
All stars produce light and heat, although in the case of a singularity (black hole) none of the energy from the stellar remnant escapes from it except as Hawking radiation. Some stars radiate heavily in radio waves, or as x-rays, and various stellar objects also release focused gamma radiation. Generally stars emit radiation across the entire EM spectrum.
A significant portion of the fusion energy is carried away by neutrinos, most of which pass through even dense matter, unless or until they collide with an atomic nucleus.
Stars radiate energy through the emission of particles, such as photons, neutrinos and neutrons. The proportion of emitted particles depends on the type of star. In the Sun, for instance, an incredible amount of neutrinos are emitted, and the photons which are emitted fall in the visible light/UV light range of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Electromagnetic energy in the form of Gamma rays. However between being generated in the core and escaping the star the rays lose energy, reducing their frequency to anything from X-rays to Infra-red radiation.
Radiant energy is energy that travels as waves and can move through empty space, so scientists like me classify energy, such as light, X-rays,and ifrared rays, as radiant energy. A resturaunt may use a heat lamp to shine infrared rays on your food to keep it warm till served.
Mainly light and other electromagnetic wave.
1) Visible light
2) Ultraviolet
3) Infrared
4) Gamma
5) X-rays
6)Microwave
7) Radio
I got these from a book by the way :p
The gravitational pressure and heat created by gravity causes nuclear fusion to occur in the core of the star. This energy flows through the star to its exterior, where it is radiated into space.
yes
Yes the sun does give off solar energy. It also gives off heat and light energy.
they are magnetic
Yes! The energy they give off have an equivalent mass, and this mass is lost to the star. This follows from (a) the equivalence between mass and energy, and (b) conservation of mass. As an example, our Sun, which gives off tremendous amounts of light, loses 4 million tonnes a second, just through the light that leaves the Sun - that is, apart from any solar wind.
the sun
you give off calary and diet energy
Mainly electromagnetic radiation.
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radiation
potential energy
It give off Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Computers give off mostly heat, but also give off magnetism in the form of radio waves. Plus their displays give off light energy and the speakers give off sound waves. The fans inside create kinetic energy.
The stars give off light
That is easy thermal what type of question is that?
Usually waste heat.
Optical energy electro-magnetic energy in the UV-section of the spectrum radiated energy