3 years ago

Why do most particles in solar wind not reach Earth’s surface?

Biology

1 answer:

Inessa [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Due to the dense atmosphere

The magnetic field of the earth

Explanation:

Most particles in the solar wind do not reach the earth's surface because the atmosphere is very dense and the protecting magnetic field of the earth.

A solar wind is a burst of energetic particles from the sun which are made up electrons, ions, etc.. They travel at a very high velocity.

The magnetic field of the earth is able to deflect these charged particles away.
In areas such as the pole, the interact with the atmosphere to produce very stunning auroras.

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