The symptoms associated with dumping syndrome are immediately experienced after gulping a meal. Among the common symptoms of dumping syndrome are nausea, vomiting and fainting. Dumping syndrome primarily happens when the food you have ingested immediately exits the stomach and goes directly to the small intestine even it is just partially undigested or not at all.
The convective zone, which is the final 30 percent of the sun's radius, is dominated by convection currents that carry the energy outward to the surface. These convection currents are rising movements of hot gas next to falling movements of cool gas, and it looks kind of like glitter in a simmering pot of water.fter covering the core, it's time to extend outward in the sun's structure. Next up are the radiative and convective zones. The radiative zone extends outward from the core, accounting for 45 percent of the sun's radius. In this zone, the energy from the core is carried outward by photons, or light units.
Faculae are bright areas that are usually most easily seen near the limb, or edge, of the solar disk. These are also magnetic areas but the magnetic field is concentrated in much smaller bundles than in sunspots. While the sunspots tend to make the Sun look darker, the faculae make it look brighter. During a sunspot cycle the faculae actually win out over the sunspots and make the Sun appear slightly (about 0.1%) brighter at sunspot maximum that at sunspot minimum. Click on image for larger version.