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An aurora near the North Pole is called Northern Lights or aurora borealis (Greek ''Boreas'', god of the North Wind). An aurora near the South Pole is called Southern Lights or aurora australis (Greek ''Auster'', god of the South Wind).
An aurora near the North Pole is called Northern Lights or aurora borealis (Greek ''Boreas'', god of the North Wind). An aurora near the South Pole is called Southern Lights or aurora australis (Greek ''Auster'', god of the South Wind). An aurora near the North Pole is called Northern Lights or aurora borealis (Greek Boreas , god of the North Wind). An aurora near the South Pole is called Southern Lights or aurora australis (Greek Auster , god of the South Wind).
