Does the Sun pass solar wind by the earth?


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In short: yes.

We can see some of the effects of the solar wind right here on Earth. The aurora borealis (the "Northern Lights") and the aurora australis are a result of the interaction between the solar wind and the Earth's magnetosphere.
Pweeew! So that's what that was.
yes, solar wind definitely reaches the earth. Here's a nice picture of it.

http://fusedweb.pppl.gov/cpep/chart_page...

Visual proof can be seen, when the solar wind interacts with the earth's magnetosphere (sp?) it causes the aurora borealis. Hope this helps :o)
solar winds causes distortion of the earths magnetosphere visible as auroras on both poles of the earth
yes, our magnetic field protects us from it though
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