What would happen without the magnetic field?

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telo118 [61]4 years ago

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Explanation:

The Earth's magnetic field protects us by deflecting much of the incoming solar radiation. Without it, our atmosphere would be stripped by solar winds.

Satellites can and do suffer damage from solar storms, and without Earth's magnetic field, every electronic device could be exposed to high-energy particles from cosmic rays and the solar wind. If Earth lost its magnetic field, there would be no magnetosphere and no line of defense, even from weaker solar storms

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