The solar wind is a stream of electrically charged particles flowing at high speeds from the sun true/false

TRUE

Explanation:

A solar wind can be define as the stream of charged particles that develop in the upper layers of the atmosphere. These charged particles are of high speed being released from the sun. The particles present in the solar wind are electrons, alpha particles and protons. These solar winds vary in temperature, density and speed over time and over solar longitude and latitude. The aggregate of solar winds are called as corona.

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