The sun produces energy by fusing into helium. The major components of the sun are hydrogen and . The sun is so hot that matter doesn't exist there in as state of a solid, liquid, or gas, but in the state of . Near the poles, Earth's magnetic field turns inward, and some solar wind strikes the atmosphere, causing it to glow and produce . The sun's field reverses every 11 years.

The sun produces energy by fusing hydrogen into helium. The major components of the sun are hydrogen and helium. The sun is so hot that matter doesn't exist there in as state of a solid, liquid, or gas, but in the state of plasma, (the fourth state). Near the poles, Earth's magnetic field turns inward, and some solar wind strikes the atmosphere, causing it to glow and produce magnetosphere. The sun's magnetic field reverses every 11 years.

1. Hydrogen

2. Helium

3. Plasma

4. Auroras

5. Magnetic

6. White dwarfs are lower on the scale of luminosity varying from .001 to 1, compared with the brighter luminosity of super giants that are measured at 10,000 and above. White dwarfs are in the blue to white stellar temperature, and super giants are measured as white on the stellar temperature.

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