Solar Storms and Solar Wind Explained
Have you ever wondered what happens in space when the Sun gets active? The Sun is a huge ball of hot gas at the center of our solar system.
We experience weather on Earth, with wind, clouds, and storms. But there's also weather in space, caused by the Sun's activity.
What are Solar Storms and Solar Wind?
The Sun occasionally ejects large amounts of energy and particles that can hit Earth. This is known as a solar storm. The solar wind is a stream of gas that flows away from the Sun.
The Sun is a very hot, very big ball of gas at the center of our solar system.
Although we can't see the solar wind directly, instruments in space can measure it. Solar storms can be strong and affect our planet.
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Author's summary: Solar storms and wind are space weather phenomena.
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