Converse of object

• heat: Therefore, only a small fraction of the total energy out put from solar is required to heat the corona.

• call: Total solar eclipses let us see the Sun's atmosphere, called the corona, which is normally hidden from our view.

• see: See the corona around the flame, see the darkness at the base of the flame.

• produce: Much smaller colored rings around the sun or moon are a corona produced by water droplets rather than ice crystals.

• observe: An introduction for a long tradition of observing the solar corona especially in the X-ray wavelength band is given in this work.

• show: But, anything shorter than 400mm will fail to show the corona and other phenomena.

Converse of subject

• surround: We know that during a total eclipse of the sun the moon is surrounded by a luminous corona.

• emit: It records light that is emitted by the corona.

Adjective modifier

• solar: The solar corona is hotter than a million degrees Celsius The Sun is our nearest star.

• hot: The hot corona is heated by the magnetic field.

• white: A white light corona is the sum of all the coronae contributions from each spectral color.

Modifies a noun

• ion: Figure 2. Schematic diagram showing the fate of corona ions in the atmosphere.

• discharge: The slight blurring of the trace is due to the varying load presented by the corona discharge.

• virus: Likewise, mice inoculated with corona virus get MS-like symptoms.

• effect: The Winged Sun Disk is thought to have originated from the corona effect of a solar eclipse which can give the appearance of wings.

• formation: At very high voltages there can still be some corona formation under oil.

• tube: Filter requires cleaning approximately once every 12 months and corona tube ( which produces the ozone ) has an expected life of 1000 hours.

Noun used with modifier

• line: These coronagraphs produce images of the " emission line corona.

Possessives

• sun: A superb image of the sun's corona, captured during the 1999 total eclipse.