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The aurora borealis is caused by the ____. A. mesosphere B. stratosphere c. thermosphere D. troposphere

The aurora borealis is caused by the ____. A. mesosphere B. stratosphere c. thermosphere D. troposphere
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The aurora borealis is caused by the ____.

A. mesosphere
B. stratosphere
c. thermosphere
D. troposphere

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Answer: ionosphere

Explanation: aurora boreal is is caused by the ionosphere which is a part of the thermosphere

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Thermosphere I believe but I could be wrong
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