What is Solar Wind and how can it affect the Earth?

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Answer:It affects it by the intense clouds of high energy particles that it often contains which are produced by solar storms. When these clouds, called coronal mass ejections, make their way to the Earth in 3-4 days, they collide with the magnetic field of the Earth and cause it to change its shape.

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Solar Wind is the flow of charged particles from the sun to the solar system. According to Nasa, solar winds can cause the formation of intense clouds made of the charged particles that can run into the Earth's atmosphere and force the Earth to change shape.

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