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By considering first coorelation complete the second correlation:
Twinkling of stars : Atmospheric refraction:: Spectrum :​

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Answered by sangitamahale640
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Answered by sankett1998
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Explanation:

  1. stars are self luminous and can be seen at night in the absence of sunlight.
  2. they appear to be point source as they are at a very large distance from us.
  3. the apparent position of the star keeps changing a bit because of the motion of atmospheric air and changing air density and temperature.
  4. because of this, refractive index of air keeps changing continuously .
  5. so the position and brightness of the stars keeps changing and so the stars appear to be twinkle.
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