Magnetic fields can push upward from the Sun's interior,compressing and heating a portion of the chromosphere that appears as bright,arching columns of gas called
A) granules.
B) spicules.
C) prominences.
D) solar winds.

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Prominences are indeed the bright, arching columns of gas that are pushed upward from the Sun's interior, where magnetic fields compress and heat a portion of the chromosphere.

Magnetic Fields Can Push Upward from the Sun's Interior,compressing and Heating