Visible light comes from which one of the sun's layers? O A. The radiative zone
B. The corona
C. The convection zone
D. The photosphere
O E. The core

The correct answer is photosphere.

Explanation:

Visible light comes from the layer known as the photosphere.

The Sun's photosphere is the layer that emits visible light. The Sun's atmosphere has seven layers: The core, or the Sun's interior.  The radiative zone. The convective zone. The photosphere or the visible surface. The Chromosphere. And the corona, the outermost layer.

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