What prevents the instantaneous discharge of all of the potential?

DES: excess positive charges exit the Sun, causing ohmic heating.

Why would +ions flow out, instead of electrons flowing in?
What prevents the instantaneous discharge of all of the potential?
What replenishes the positive charges, resulting in a steady discharge for a long time?
What resistance do +ions encounter in the chromosphere, resulting in ohmic heating?
If the resistance is in the chromosphere, why do the photons emanate from the photosphere?

What prevents the instantaneous discharge of all of the potential?

DES: a double-layer in the chromosphere has its positive side facing the Sun, where electrostatic repulsion regulates the current.

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