Here's a breakdown of the types of radiation the Sun emits:

* Visible Light: This is the portion of the Sun's radiation that we can see. It makes up about 44% of the total energy output.

* Infrared Radiation: This is the heat we feel from the Sun. It makes up about 49% of the Sun's energy output.

* Ultraviolet Radiation: This is a type of radiation that can be harmful to living organisms. It makes up about 7% of the Sun's energy output.

* X-rays: These are high-energy photons that can penetrate through many materials. The Sun emits a small amount of X-rays.

* Gamma Rays: These are the most energetic form of electromagnetic radiation. While the Sun does emit a small amount of gamma rays, it is not a significant component of its radiation.

The vast majority of the Sun's radiation falls into the visible light and infrared categories, which are relatively safe for humans in moderate amounts.