How does the earth's magnetic field protect us from harmful substances from space?

Answer 1

it deflects partacles known as solar winds and

Cosmic rays. Cosmic rays are composed of many particles. Most of the particles

are charged (some positive, some negative). The charged particles are the ones

that will do the most damage.

Answer 2

well because the o zone is going away solids can easily penatrate it
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That may be true but it is mainly because the radiation is repelled off and around the earth like when you try and put to like ends (south + south or north + north) of a magnet together they repel and are sent around each other Hope this helped : p x

Answer 3

It doesn't. The magnetic field protects us from the solar wind, which consists of charged particles. Electrically charged particles get deflected in a magnetic field. We are protected, to some degree, by earth's atmosphere, which is a fairly thick layer of gasses. In coming asteroids are moving fast enough that smaller ones disintegrate in the air before reaching the surface.

Answer 4

The Earth's magnetic field acts as a shield, deflecting charged particles from the sun called solar wind. This helps protect the Earth's atmosphere from being stripped away by these particles. The magnetic field also guides these particles towards the polar regions, where they interact with gases in the atmosphere and create auroras.

Answer 5

They protect us from external dangers. Ozone protects us from UV rays of the sun.

Answer 6

it protects us from dangerous sun radiation and also helps us store information in our memory and also helps birds and other animals migratevbfrome place to place.

hoped it helped.

Answer 7

The sun's ultrviolet rays