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human
Do solar winds "push" the planets?
gpt
Yes. Solar wind consists of mostly electrons, protons and alpha particles. Since these particles are captured/deflected/absorbed by the planet (depending on whether it has a magnetosphere) , their momentum is imparted to the planet. So they exert a small push on the planet. However the push is negligibly small.  

>The wind exerts a pressure at 1 AU typically in the range of 1–6 nPa (1–6×10−9 N/m2), although it can readily vary outside that range.
The dynamic pressure is a function of wind speed and density. The formula is
P = 1.6726×10−6 * n * V^2
where pressure P is in nPa (nanopascals), n is the density in particles/cm3 and V is the speed in km/s of the solar wind.  
  
As you can see the pressure exerted is in the scale of nano Pascals.