Discover Which Planets Have Northern Lights! | Solar System Song For Kids

The video discusses auroras, also known as Northern Lights, across various planets in our solar system. It explains that auroras are not exclusive to Earth and can be observed on other planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Venus, and Mars. Each planet has unique auroral characteristics, such as visibility on the night side, ultraviolet light requirements, and color variations. The video highlights the interaction between solar winds and planetary atmospheres or magnetic fields, leading to these fascinating phenomena.

Which planet's auroras are only visible on its night side?

• Neptune

• Saturn

• Jupiter

• Earth

What type of light is required to see Saturn's auroras?

• Infrared

• Ultraviolet

• X-ray

• Visible

How do Venus's auroras differ from Earth's?

• They appear as a faint blue

• They are caused by solar winds interacting with the atmosphere

• They are only visible during the day

• They are visible in infrared light

What causes Mars's auroras?

• Global magnetic fields

• Local magnetic fields interacting with solar wind

• Volcanic activity

• Atmospheric pressure

Which planet's auroras appear as a faint red to human sight?

• Venus

• Mars

• Neptune

• Uranus