Questão 33 - PUC-GO Medicina 2021/1

    On Wednesday, astronomers released what they said were the most detailed images ever taken of the surface of our sun.

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    Here, 93 million miles from the nearest star — the one we call the sun — the creatures of Earth eke out a living on the edge of almost incomprehensible violence. Every second, thermonuclear reactions in the center of the Sun turn 5 million tons of hydrogen into pure energy. That energy makes its way outward, through boiling gas pocked with magnetic storms that crackle, whirl and lash space with showers of electrical particles and radiation.

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    The images were taken as part of the initial test, known as“first light,” of the Inouye telescope, which was built by the National Science Foundation atop Haleakala, an ancient cratered volcano, sacred to native Hawaiians, on the island. Haleakala means “house of the sun” in Hawaiian. What better place to build the world’s biggest telescope devoted to the sun?

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(Available in: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/29/ science/daniel-inouye-solar-telescope-pictures.html Accessed on: March 12th, 2020.)

 

Consider the context of the text to analise the following sentences:

 

I - The violence mentioned in the text refers to the way some creatures behave on Earth.
II - Hydrogen is transformed into gas.
III - The observation of the Sun is made from a telescope in the base of a mountain in Hawaii.
IV - Haleakala has to do with the Sun.

 

Mark the only alternative with correct statements according to the text: