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The sun's corona... a. is formed by sunspots b. loops into space c. cannot be seen during a solar eclipse d. is the sun's outer atmosphere
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The sun's corona...
a. is formed by sunspots
b. loops into space
c. cannot be seen during a solar eclipse
d. is the sun's outer atmosphere
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D. It is the suns outer atmosphere
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