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How are solar winds generated?

Answer 1

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Solar winds can be referred to as the ejection of energized particles from the Sun's Corona (uppermost atmosphere).These particles are commonly the Electrons and Protons.

These are caused due to the high concentration of energies of these particles.

They form the *Auroras

These particles can reach high speeds.

They have high energy levels

There are three types of Solar winds

*Auroras

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Answer 2

Lincoln Adams

Solar winds are produced when charged particles, primarily protons and electrons, are continuously released from the solar corona, the outermost region of the Sun. The particles are propelled to high speeds by the Sun's strong magnetic fields, and because the outermost region of the Sun is extremely hot—its temperatures can reach millions of degrees Celsius—they acquire sufficient energy to defy the Sun's gravitational pull and shoot outward into space in all directions.

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