Are there any planetary systems that are influenced by EM waves?

[Ronie Bayron]

Is there any star systems (planetary) that are influenced by the EM Force, hence as usual,sum of the charges of elements in the universe are electrically neutral.

 

[DaveC426913]

That is a very strange question. As if a particular star system with planets out there might be affected by the EM force, while others are unaffected.

Elements (atoms) are not electrically neutral if they are ionized. There's a lot of ionization going on in stars (they're mostly plasma), in the stellar wind produced by stars, and in the planets that are impinged upon by the stellar wind from stars.

 

[Ronie Bayron]

That is a very strange question. As if a particular star system with planets out there might be affected by the EM force, while others are unaffected.

Elements (atoms) are not electrically neutral if they are ionized. There's a lot of ionization going on in stars (they're mostly plasma), in the stellar wind produced by stars, and in the planets that are impinged upon by the stellar wind from stars.

Bounded by space (vacuum), is there any chances a planet to be charged (either positive or negative) or discharge by any means? They say EM Force is 10⁴⁰ times gravitation, I wonder in the realm of planets is there any possibility a celestial body would be charge by a phenomena?

 

[Ronie Bayron]

Elements (atoms) are not electrically neutral if they are ionized. There's a lot of ionization going on in stars (they're mostly plasma), in the stellar wind produced by stars, and in the planets that are impinged upon by the stellar wind from stars.

Yes, but total sum of opposing charges on a planetary scale is zero.

 

[DaveC426913]

Bounded by space (vacuum), is there any chances a planet to be charged (either positive or negative) or discharge by any means?

Sure. Solar wind.

Yes, but total sum of opposing charges on a planetary scale is zero.

Why?