Does N+ Naturally Occur in Nature?

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Does N+ naturally exist in nature?

Trying to come up with a lame ass excuse because I accidentally lost one electron ball for our atomic model project.
 

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In general - no.

In some exotic places (like heliosphere) perhaps.
 

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