Question

As we see in the night sky you see many planets as well as stars in sky,
we find that stars and planets can be distinguished by twinkling, explain
with reason.​

Answer 1

Stars are MUCH farther away from us than planets, so the beam of light from a star is affected more by passing through our atmosphere than the beam of light from a much closer planet. Our air is the cause of twinkling. If you were out in space, neither planets or stars would twinkle at all.

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