As solar wind approaches earth what happens to the charged electrons.

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They become weaker when the magnetic field of the Earth exerts on on them. They are deflected by the Earth's magnetic field. They are absorbed when they come into contact with the Earth's magnetic field. They get increasingly powerful when the Earth's magnetic field puts on on them.

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