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No. Individual planets do not have Oort clouds; we’re not even certain that our solar system has one. The Oort cloud is supposed to be the tenuous region of space far beyond the orbit of Neptune, which may (or may not) be where comets come from. Other than the occasional comet, we have no definite proof of the theory.
