Question

question 9 1 pts charged particles continually blown outward from the sun in all directions make up the solar _______. wind current blast tide stream

Explanation:

The solar wind is a stream of charged particles (mostly electrons and protons) that are constantly emitted from the Sun in all directions. It is a well - known concept in astronomy and space science. "Solar current" is not a standard term for this phenomenon. "Solar blast" is more of a sudden, intense release rather than a continuous flow. "Solar tide" is related to gravitational effects (like the tides on Earth due to the Moon and Sun's gravity) and not the flow of charged particles. "Solar stream" is a less specific and less commonly used term compared to "solar wind".

Answer:

wind