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AST.177 Auroras and Magnetospheric Interaction
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What is the relationship between the aurora borealis and aurora australis?
A
They are unrelated because only the northern atmosphere contains oxygen.
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They occur only when Earth is between the Sun and Moon (here).
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They are northern and southern versions of the same magnetosphere-atmosphere interaction.
D
They are caused by opposite seasons rather than charged particles.
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