Science, asked by neetudhaliwal, 3 months ago

33. What is atmospheric refraction? How is it caused? Explain why stars appear higher than
they actually are.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The Stars Seem Higher Than They Actually Are

Light from a star is refracted (bent) as it leaves space (a vacuum) and enters the earth's atmosphere. So, as the light from a star comes down, the dense air bends the light more. Due to this refraction of star's light, the star appears to be at a higher position.

Answered by glorymartha
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Answer:

The Stars Seem Higher Than They Actually Are

Light from a star is refracted (bent) as it leaves space (a vacuum) and enters the earth's atmosphere. ... So, as the light from a star comes down, the dense air bends the light more. Due to this refraction of star's light, the star appears to be at a higher position.

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