Does Venus have auroras around its poles,like Earth? Why or why not?

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Venus lacks a global magnetic field, which is necessary for the formation of auroras around the poles. Aurora is caused when charged particles from the solar wind are trapped by a planet's magnetic field and collide with its atmosphere, producing light. Without a magnetic field, the charged particles from the solar wind do not interact with the planet's atmosphere in the same way and form auroras.

Does Venus Have Auroras Around Its Poles,like Earth? Why or Why