How does the magnetosphere support life on Earth?

A.

It circulates heat between the poles of the planet.

B.

It shields the planet from harmful particles emitted by the Sun.

C.

It provides an innate navigational system to life forms.

D.

It creates ocean and air currents that dissipate heat.

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Zackery Cisneros

4 May, 07:32

How does the magnetosphere support life on Earth?

A.

It circulates heat between the poles of the planet.

B.

It shields the planet from harmful particles emitted by the Sun.

C.

It provides an innate navigational system to life forms.

D.

It creates ocean and air currents that dissipate heat.

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Katrina Calderon · Answer 1

How does the magnetosphere support life on Earth?

A. It circulates heat between the poles of the planet.

B. It shields the planet from harmful particles emitted by the Sun.

C. It provides an innate navigational system to life forms.

D. It creates ocean and air currents that dissipate heat.

Damaris Pena · Answer 2

B. It shields the planet from harmful particles emitted by the Sun.

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If you are using plato this is the correct option.

How does the magnetosphere support life on Earth?A.It circulates heat between the poles of the planet.B.It shields the planet from harmful particles emitted by the Sun.C.It provides an innate navigational system to life forms.D.It creates ocean and air currents that dissipate heat.

How does the magnetosphere support life on Earth?

A.

It circulates heat between the poles of the planet.

B.

It shields the planet from harmful particles emitted by the Sun.

C.

It provides an innate navigational system to life forms.

D.

It creates ocean and air currents that dissipate heat.