By: CAEDEN , CORnbud , DYLAN

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By: CAEDEN , CORnbud , DYLAN Space weather By: CAEDEN , CORnbud , DYLAN

What is a solar storm? Solar storms are a variety of eruptions of mass and energy from the solar surface

What is the connection between auroras and the solar wind? An aurora is an interaction between atmospheric particles and charged solar storm particles that creates displays of color in the upper atmosphere. Solar winds also create auroras, but longer lasting and dimmer that solar storm types. Corby.

How does space weather affect us Space weather happens with a solar storm from the sun that travels through space and impacts our atmosphere. Space weather carries radiation from the sun and brings it to Earth. This can damage equipment and create blackouts. Space weather contributes to the northern lights.