Question on the solar wind

Our magnetosphere is apparently rather badly failing us, at roughly -.
05%/year

Therefore, eventually the surface of Earth will directly benefit (or perhaps
not exactly benefit on behalf of our frail DNA) from receiving all of that
solar wind.

Actually, Dr. Van Allen was very much against manned space travels, in part
because of the lethal aspects of what the solar wind contributed to the
otherwise nearby lunar dosage of secondary/recoil photons that includes
gamma and hard-X-rays, and otherwise from the continual cosmic trauma of
other gamma and hard-X-rays.

Unfortunately, we still have next to nothing that's all that interactively
reporting on behalf of the specifics of what our Van Allen belts represent,
other than the matter of fact that these belts are getting a little closer
to Earth, making the SAA contour extremely large and unavoidably more lethal
by the year.

The magnetosphere and of the Van Allen belts within are essentially of
taboo/need-to-know physics, and obviously you do not need to know about such
physics, or of whatever related science, as that's why you're not going to
get those good answers to your honest questions.
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Brad Guth