Visible light: This is the portion of the spectrum we can see, ranging from red to violet.
Infrared radiation: This is what we feel as heat.
Ultraviolet radiation: This is what causes sunburns and can damage skin.
X-rays and gamma rays: These are high-energy forms of radiation, although the Sun doesn't emit a significant amount of gamma rays.
Other types of radiation: The sun also emits radio waves, microwaves, and particles like protons and electrons, which make up the solar wind.
So, to answer your question more directly, the sun emits:
* Visible light rays
* Infrared rays
* Ultraviolet rays
* X-rays
* Radio waves
* Microwaves
These rays are all part of the electromagnetic spectrum, and they differ in their wavelength and energy.
