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Which part of the sun-layers will you be able to see Northern lights or auroras?. A. Ozonosphere B. Ionosphere C. Exosphere D. Troposphere
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Which part of the sun-layers will you be able to see Northern lights or auroras?. A. Ozonosphere B. Ionosphere C. Exosphere D. Troposphere

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The answer is ionosphere

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The ionosphere is the part of the sun-layers which allows us to see the northern lights or auroras. The ionosphere is the most concentrated with ions and charged electrons and reflects radio waves.
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