The larger the surface area of the mitochondrial chloroplast would allow more energy to be received from the sun, which would later affect the energy output by increasing the amount of energy released.
When the material collides with the Earth's magnetic field and trapped radiation belts, it can dump particles into our upper atmosphere to cause the Aurora.
When this distorted magnetic field eventually snaps back, it accelerates electrified particles towards the Earth.
The properties that allow this are the carbon's four valence electrons, and the fact that they can bond with other carbon atoms.
