explain the twinkling of stars plzzz
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✴They just appear to
twinkle.
●➡ Stars when viewed from Open field region appear to twinkle a lot more than stars right above sky it's due to REFRACTION .
When light from a distant source passes through our turbulent atmosphere, it undergoes refraction many times. When we finally perceive this light from a star, it appears to be twinkling! This is because some of the light rays reach us directly and some bends away from and toward us they appear Twinkling
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● ➡When the light starts entering our atmosphere it goes undergoes refraction as the refractive index as the density varies vertically. Due to the continuous changes in the refractive index of every space the star appear to be twinkling.
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●➡ The movement of air in the atmosphereof Earth causes the starlight to get slightly bent as it travels from the distant star through the atmosphere down to us on the ground. This means that some of the light reaches us directly and some gets bent slightly away. To our eyes, this makes the star seem to twinkle.
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● ➡when the light passes through moving material. A star will appear to twinkle when viewed from the Earth's surface. The light is bent this way and that as it moves through whirling pockets of air in the Earth's atmosphere. The scientific term for twinkling is scintillation. Stars do not scintillate when viewed from a spacecraft above Earth's atmosphere. There is not enough material in space to refract the star's light.
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Thanks for asking such a Nice question !! :)
Now see the answer below ⬇⬇⬇
✴They just appear to
twinkle.
●➡ Stars when viewed from Open field region appear to twinkle a lot more than stars right above sky it's due to REFRACTION .
When light from a distant source passes through our turbulent atmosphere, it undergoes refraction many times. When we finally perceive this light from a star, it appears to be twinkling! This is because some of the light rays reach us directly and some bends away from and toward us they appear Twinkling
OR
● ➡When the light starts entering our atmosphere it goes undergoes refraction as the refractive index as the density varies vertically. Due to the continuous changes in the refractive index of every space the star appear to be twinkling.
OR
●➡ The movement of air in the atmosphereof Earth causes the starlight to get slightly bent as it travels from the distant star through the atmosphere down to us on the ground. This means that some of the light reaches us directly and some gets bent slightly away. To our eyes, this makes the star seem to twinkle.
OR
● ➡when the light passes through moving material. A star will appear to twinkle when viewed from the Earth's surface. The light is bent this way and that as it moves through whirling pockets of air in the Earth's atmosphere. The scientific term for twinkling is scintillation. Stars do not scintillate when viewed from a spacecraft above Earth's atmosphere. There is not enough material in space to refract the star's light.
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Heya,
Friend,
TWINKLING OF STARS....!!
In the twinkling of star, the apparent position of The Star keeps on changing .The stars appears slightly higher ( above) than its actual position when viewed from the earth . The twinkling of a Star is due to atmospheric refraction of light from The Star. The light from the star on entering the earth's atomosphere travels in the medium of of gradually increasing refractive index before reaching the earth. The light undergoes continuous refraction, bending towards normal before reaching to the observer on the earth. Thus, the star appears slightly different from its actual position.
Since, the refractive index of the atmosphere changes with the temperature , the apparent position of The Star is not stationary but keeps on changing slightly. Thus, the apparent position of The Star fluctuates and light from the star while entering the eye flickers .Hence , The Star while entering the eye flickers. Hence, The Star sometimes appears bright and at some other time, appears dim .This is the twinkling of stars.
Hope this will help you!! :)
Friend,
TWINKLING OF STARS....!!
In the twinkling of star, the apparent position of The Star keeps on changing .The stars appears slightly higher ( above) than its actual position when viewed from the earth . The twinkling of a Star is due to atmospheric refraction of light from The Star. The light from the star on entering the earth's atomosphere travels in the medium of of gradually increasing refractive index before reaching the earth. The light undergoes continuous refraction, bending towards normal before reaching to the observer on the earth. Thus, the star appears slightly different from its actual position.
Since, the refractive index of the atmosphere changes with the temperature , the apparent position of The Star is not stationary but keeps on changing slightly. Thus, the apparent position of The Star fluctuates and light from the star while entering the eye flickers .Hence , The Star while entering the eye flickers. Hence, The Star sometimes appears bright and at some other time, appears dim .This is the twinkling of stars.
Hope this will help you!! :)
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