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Can aurora be found in other planets?
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Can aurora be found in other planets?

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yes

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Yes

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Any planet with a sufficiently dense atmosphere that lies in the path of the solar wind will have aurora. It has been discoveres in planets like Jupiter, Saturn, etc.

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