There is no known life living in the magnetosphere. Why is the magnetosphere so important to living organisms in the biosphere?
Select all that apply.
-Without the magnetosphere, the Sun's radiation would evaporate the Earth's water or hydrosphere.
-The magnetosphere helps to create the landforms on Earth's surface, making it possible for a variety of ecosystems to exist.
-The magnetosphere deflects much of the Sun's most destructive and harmful solar particles carried in the solar wind.
-By allowing the Sun's radiation to penetrate through its magnetic field, photosynthesis is possible.
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THe first
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