MAVEN Mission Briefing Solar Wind Strips Martian Atmosphere

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Solar wind plays a significant role in shaping the Martian atmosphere. The atmosphere of Mars is relatively thin, and it lacks a robust global magnetic field, unlike Earth. As a result, the Martian atmosphere is more susceptible to the effects of solar wind, which can strip away its outer layers over time.

Solar wind is a stream of charged particles, primarily protons and electrons, that emanate from the outer layer of the Sun's atmosphere. When these charged particles reach Mars, they can interact with the planet's upper atmosphere and lead to processes such as sputtering and ionization. This interaction can gradually erode the Martian atmosphere, causing the loss of gases like hydrogen and oxygen into space.
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