What is shown by the small-scale changes in the shading in the figure above?

A) variations in the temperature of the photosphere
B) variations in the height of the solar surface
C) vibrations seen at the solar surface
D) Nothing; this is an artist's rendering of the sun.


C

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What will be an ideal response?

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