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Sue used data on an active volcano to demonstrate two different types of eruptions on the sun. She wrote the following observations about an active volcano.


The volcano continuously spews a slow stream of hot gases.
It erupts violently after gaps of several years and spews very hot gases.

Which statement is correct about the eruptions on the sun represented by Sue's observations?
Observation 1 represents a solar wind because solar winds are a continuous stream of particles given off by the sun.
Observation 1 represents a CME because a CME is a cloud of plasma which bursts out of the sun's atmosphere.
Observation 2 represents a solar wind because the solar wind travels at a very high speed in a specific direction.
Observation 2 represents a CME because a CME is a magnetic storm on the sun which produces high energy particles.

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Regarding the solar eruptions that Sue's observations depict, statement D is accurate. Because a CME is a magnetic storm on the sun that generates high-energy particles, observation 2 depicts a CME.

What is an eruption of the sun?

Sunspots are solar eruptions that happen when magnetic lines twist and abruptly realign close to the sun's surface.

Coronal mass ejections (CMEs), or streams of charged particles that launch into space, are occasionally linked to these events.

Hot gases are continually released from the volcano in a steady stream. After a few-year hiatus, it bursts suddenly and emits extremely hot gases.

The assertion that Sue's observations depict eruptions on the solar is true, observation 2 does represent a CME since a CME is a magnetic storm on the sun that generates high-energy particles.

Hence, statement D is accurate.

To learn more about the eruptions of the sun, refer;

https://brainly.com/question/7040756

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