the SUN: inside Star That Shapes Our Solar System: What is really happening Sun?: 1

It looks like a bright circle in the sky, but the Sun has no solid ground. It is a restless star made of plasma, held together by gravity and powered by fusion deep in its core.Travel beneath the glowing surface to discover how energy begins, how it moves outward, and why the Sun sometimes erupts. Explore sunspots, towering magnetic loops, solar flares, the racing solar wind, and the enormous bubble called the heliosphere. Follow spacecraft that study a place no machine can land, and see how activity on the Sun can help create auroras near Earth.Young readers will encounter: - A layered cutaway of the Sun- Fusion explained with clear visual steps- Magnetic storms, eclipses, and solar missions- Facts, comparisons, questions, and evidence labelsCreated for ages 5 to 8, THE SUN is a cinematic introduction to space for kids who wonder where daylight comes from and how one star can shape an entire planetary system.