Solar wind
Solar wind is a stream of charged particles ejected from a star. The interaction of the solar wind with a planet's magnetosphere produces auroras.

Gormaganders fed on alpha particles in solar winds. ()

In 1979, the Earth probe Pioneer 11 documented solar wind buffeting the magnetosphere of Saturn. ( okudagram)

Aboard , a subspace communication station in astrometrics listed information on solar wind dispersion alongside plasma wave probes, cometary ions, prestellar nebulae, interstellar matter and nucleosynthesis. (, okudagram)

Solar wind was one of the factors that Harry Kim compensated for when he extrapolated a more accurate course for the Friendship 1 probe in 2378. ()

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Astronomical phenomena