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Loading contentThe thin, irregular layer between the chromosphere and the corona where the temperature climbs steeply — from around ten thousand to a million kelvin over only a few hundred kilometres. It radiates mostly in the extreme ultraviolet and is central to the still-open question of how the corona is heated.
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