Science, asked by tanishadhingra123, 11 months ago

the stars at horizon appear to twinkle more than the stars that are closer

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Answered by sharon88

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Answer:

atmosphere is dense in horizon

Answered by aryanpratapsingh45

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Answer:

this is because of atomsphere

Explanation:

the thickness of atmosphere is greatest at horizon

thus when a star appears there it's light gets distorted much more than those not at horizon

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