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Jude explains in his section how the Sun
produces the solar wind, which is mostly
made of protons and electrons and is blowing
away from the Sun at a few million kilometres
per hour. How fast is that? It's like going from London to Edinburgh in about one second. |
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Once they leave the Sun, the particles that make up the solar wind have a very long journey ahead of them...so let’s get started. |
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How come I ended up studying the solar wind?
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This a dream job, but I never really planned it. It just happened. My path has been fairly random and I’ve been lucky that it worked out. So if there’s a message here for you, it’s not to worry if you don’t know what you want to do because you’re not alone. A lot of folk, like me, muddle through in the end! |
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