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Last Post 2/28/2007 12:57 PM by  Lyndsay Fletcher
solar storms
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    Becky L (da)

    Whats the farthest planets that solar storms effect?


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    2/28/2007 12:57 PM
    We can certainly see the effects of solar storms on Saturn - Saturn has aurorae (Northern lights) like the Earth, and these happen when Saturn's magnetic field gets disturbed by a solar storm. I believe that Uranus and Neptune also have some aurorae, but not Pluto as it does not have much of a magnetic field. So the influence of solar storms stretches way beyond the Earth!
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