Solar wind should have cleared inner solar system of microparticles (Talk.Origins)

Claim CE280:


 * The sun's radiation pushes very small particles outward. Over millions of years, all particles smaller than a certain size (on the order of a micron in diameter) should have been blown out of the solar system. Yet these microparticles are abundant around the sun.

Source: Brown, Walt, 1995. In the Beginning: Compelling evidence for creation and the Flood. Phoenix, AZ: Center for Scientific Creation, p. 30.

CreationWiki response: Talk Origins misquoted the size of the particles. The particles under consideration are less than 10th of a micron in diameter.

True, but they are relatively small and rear. So all Talk Origins has do here is show that comets deliver enough less than 10th of a micron in diameter particles to make up for the loss? Furthermore, is the composition of sufficient percentage of particles consistent with a comet source?

El viento solar debería haber limpiado el sistema solar interno de micropartículas (Talk.Origins) O vento solar deveria ter limpado o interior do sistema solar de micropartículas (Talk.Origins)