Sunlight is composed of every color.
When Sunlight passes through a prism, the light is separated into a rainbow of different colors. Our Sun emits almost every wavelength of light, even light our eyes can't see. Each different part of Sunlight tells scientists different information about our Sun. The Sun looks different, depending on which wavelengths we choose. In the YPOP Spotlight is a set of images to show you what the Sun actually looks like in all these different ranges of wavelength, from radio to X-rays.