which planet changes colours in different seasons? how does a planet change its colour?

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Almost all the planets of our solar system change their colours in different seasons. They do so because their axis are also tilted like that of the earth which results in climatic change in their own climate which are generally made up of various atmospheric gases. When these changes occur in the presence of suns rays they change their colour.

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