Scientists have observed huge bubbles of gas ejecting from the sun. which of these events would most likely occur due to this solar condition? (2 points) question 2 options: 1) decrease in wind velocity 2) decrease in the gravitational force 3) increase in the average temperature of earth 4) increase in the amount of helium in the atmosphere

3) increase in the average temperature of Earth

Explanation:

Coronal mass ejections or CME is the phenomena described as "Scientists have observed huge bubbles of gas ejecting from the sun". Whilst CMEs can happen alongside solar flares, it is also important to know that they can occur by themselves (independently). Solar flares refers to the abrupt release of energy kept in twisted magnetic fields caused by explosions on the Sun.

When these solar flares hit the earth, the gases (gas molecules) in the upper atmosphere such as nitrogen and water vapor are broken up and freed. This new gases then react with molecules in the ozone layer and reduce its layer. Consequently, the result is that there is increase in the average temperature of Earth.

Hence, option 3 is the event most likely to occur due to this solar condition

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