What effect does the solar wind have on Earth’s magnetic field?
June 7th, 2008 | by Michael |
xolailaxo asked:
What effect has the solar wind magnetic field? s? Earth? A. The bushes on the ground cease to function. Of the magnetosphere? s? of B. Spanta earth is farther away from the earth that does not deal with the sun. C. The magnetic coating on the side the sun is hottest. D. The solar wind causes the magnetic declination.
PERRY
What effect has the solar wind magnetic field? s? Earth? A. The bushes on the ground cease to function. Of the magnetosphere? s? of B. Spanta earth is farther away from the earth that does not deal with the sun. C. The magnetic coating on the side the sun is hottest. D. The solar wind causes the magnetic declination.
PERRY
4 Responses to “What effect does the solar wind have on Earth’s magnetic field?”
By LeBlanc on Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
B. Earth’s magnetosphere is spread out farther on the side of Earth not facing the sun.
By fireguy on Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
b definitely b. the magnetic field extends many thousands of miles into space. when there are large solar storms the force of the solar wind can actually cause some of the bands of the magnetic field to break and reform on the far side of the earth. during these periods, satellites and even computers on earth are subject to disruption and even sometimes can be destroyed by the solar radiation now allowed in. the magnetic field is vital to the protection of highly sensitive electronic equipment.
By Genius on Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
B. Earth’s magnetosphere is spread out farther on the side of Earth not facing the sun
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