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Which system protects us from radiation and the vacuum of space
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Which system protects us from radiation and the vacuum of space
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It is the Earth's atmosphere that protects us from radiation and the vacuum of space - specifically UV radiation from the Sun, which can be very dangerous even with the atmosphere's intervention.
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The Earth's atmosphere.
Hope this helps (:
-Payshence xoxo
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