Предмет: Окружающий мир, автор: Аноним

Задание 3
Объясни, какое влияние имеет Солнце для жизни на Земле.​

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Автор ответа: vika17336
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Солнце оказывает многоплановое воздействие как на живую, так и на неживую природу Земли. Основное влияние происходит через видимое излучение, ультрафиолетовое излучение, излучение в более коротких диапазонах длин волн и через корпускулярные потоки солнечного ветра.

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