Emissions from the Sun, Earth, and Moon
☀️ Sun
- Electromagnetic radiation: Visible light, ultraviolet, infrared, X-rays, gamma rays.
- Solar wind: Stream of charged particles (protons, electrons).
- Neutrinos: Tiny particles produced by nuclear fusion in the core.
🌍 Earth
- Infrared radiation: Heat emitted due to absorption of sunlight.
- Radio waves: Natural emissions from lightning and human technology.
- Atmospheric glow: Airglow and auroras caused by solar wind interactions.
🌙 Moon
- Reflected sunlight: The Moon does not generate its own light, it reflects the Sun’s radiation.
- Thermal infrared: Heat emitted from its surface after absorbing solar energy.
- Weak particle release: Trace gases and particles from its exosphere.
| Body | Main Emissions | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | Light, solar wind, neutrinos | Nuclear fusion in core |
| Earth | Infrared, radio waves, auroras | Atmosphere & surface processes |
| Moon | Reflected sunlight, thermal infrared | Surface reflection & heating |
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