what is the diffrence between a star and a planet ?
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Astronomers have researched a lot on the stars and planets and the galaxies beyond. Planets in solar system revolve under challenging paths.
There are only observational differences between the earth and star descided. Planets are moving around the Sun in orbits, but the stars are observed to be still.
The stars are visible depending on the rotation of the sun. the stars are some bright and some too dull as they age can stay up to millions of years.
There are only observational differences between the earth and star descided. Planets are moving around the Sun in orbits, but the stars are observed to be still.
The stars are visible depending on the rotation of the sun. the stars are some bright and some too dull as they age can stay up to millions of years.
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STARS :
★ They are having lustres .
★ They are uncountable .
★ They are made up of dust and gases.
★ They twinkle at night .
★ Example - The Sun is the nearest star to the earth .
PLANETS :
★ They are not lustrous.
★ There are 8 planets in our Solar System .
★ Some of them are made up of gases and some of rocks .
★ They do not twinkle at night.
★ These plantes are : Mercury, Venus , Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn , Uranus and Neptune .
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★ They are having lustres .
★ They are uncountable .
★ They are made up of dust and gases.
★ They twinkle at night .
★ Example - The Sun is the nearest star to the earth .
PLANETS :
★ They are not lustrous.
★ There are 8 planets in our Solar System .
★ Some of them are made up of gases and some of rocks .
★ They do not twinkle at night.
★ These plantes are : Mercury, Venus , Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn , Uranus and Neptune .
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